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Statement by the Costa Rica Tourism Board

Statement by the Costa Rica Tourism Board

by admin | Aug 22, 2020 | Community, Internships, Volunteering

August 19, 2020. The entry of international travelers has been authorized since August 1 at Costa Rica’s three international airports: Juan Santamaría International Airport, Daniel Oduber Quirós Airport, and Tobías Bolaños Airport. The authorized regions or...
RPT is the number one on the TOP 10 Best Volunteering Abroad Projects for 2020

RPT is the number one on the TOP 10 Best Volunteering Abroad Projects for 2020

by admin | Nov 25, 2019 | Internships, Turtles, Volunteering

Reserva Playa Tortuga is very proud to share this article from Workingabroad.com with all of you, where we are placed as the number one on the list of TOP 10 Best Volunteering Abroad Projects for 2020. Here’s the extract: 1. Playa Tortuga Conservation Volunteer...
Study is showing some interesting facts about the red-eye tree frog

Study is showing some interesting facts about the red-eye tree frog

by admin | Nov 7, 2019 | frogs, Internships, RPT Research

A research about the plant use of the red-eyed tree frog (agalychnis callidryas) during the mating season is being conducted by the Applied Biology student from HAS University (Netherlands), Lars Vane. During the 20 weeks that the study will last, the...
Effect of habitat fragmentation by properties on the Costa Rican mammal diversity and abundance

Effect of habitat fragmentation by properties on the Costa Rican mammal diversity and abundance

by admin | Feb 5, 2019 | Community, education, Internships, mammals, monkeys, RPT Research

The student from HAS University of Applied Sciences (Netherlands), Bas van der Zeijden has already finished his study to compare the mammals abundance between nature Reserve and other properties in Ojochal. He invited the neighbors that participate on this study and...
Study will compare the mammals abundance between Reserve and other properties in Ojochal

Study will compare the mammals abundance between Reserve and other properties in Ojochal

by admin | Oct 23, 2018 | Internships, mammals, RPT Research

Bas van der Zeijden is a student from HAS University of Applied Sciences (Netherlands), who is currently conducting a study to compare the mammals abundance between nature Reserve and other properties in Ojochal. The study will last 22 weeks, and it started with a...
Intern will lead study about tent-making bats

Intern will lead study about tent-making bats

by admin | Apr 3, 2018 | Internships, mammals, RPT Research

Reserva Playa Tortuga has received a new intern from HAS University of Applied Sciences (Netherlands) called Michelle Bakker, who will work during 20 weeks in the study “Characterization of the tent-making bat species present at the RPT”. The methodology is to walk 3...
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Reserva Playa Tortuga is a non-profit biological research and education center formed in 2009 by community members (“citizen scientists”) and Costa Rican scientists. read more

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Address: Entrance of Playa Tortuga, Ojochal, Osa, Costa Rica

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