by admin | Aug 21, 2019 | butterflies, Community, education, Outreach
From the first Saturday of September, the Reserva Playa Tortuga Butterfly Garden will have a monthly guided tour open to the public. The visit lasts approximately 90 minutes, and will be guided by Melissa Jiménez or Graciela Pulido. Different species of butterflies...
by admin | Aug 14, 2019 | Community, Outreach
Este sábado 17 de agosto, ven a celebrar junto a los niños y vecinos de Ojochal la Iza de la Bandera de la Comunidad y Bandera Azul de la ASADA. Trae pancartas, máscaras, disfraces de reciclaje o lo que desees para unirte al pasacalles y celebrar estos logros de la...
by admin | Jan 21, 2019 | birds, butterflies, children, education, Outreach, summer club
The year 2019 arrived and with it also began a new version of the Summer Club, organized by Reserva Playa Tortuga . The objective of this initiative is to guide children and youth and promote conservation by inspiring an appreciation of natural resources near their...
by admin | Nov 24, 2018 | Community, Outreach
The tours will take place on weekends (Saturday and Sunday) at 7 am. Those who join these visits will be able to explore the trails of the reserve and learn about the ecology of the forest, accompanied by the expert biologist and reserve director, Oscar Brenes. The...
by admin | Aug 10, 2018 | Community, Outreach, Volunteering
As on every first Wednesday of each month, on June 6th, was carried out the Playa Ventanas cleanup, organized by Comité Bandera Azul Playa Ventanas and Playa Tortuga, ASADA Ojochal and Reserva Playa Tortuga. In a special way, this day the Bandera Azul Ecológica was...
by admin | Jan 31, 2018 | Community, Outreach
We finished our Summer Camp 2018… two weeks full of knowledge, adventures, smiles and good memories!! Special thanks to Museo Nacional Sitio arqueológico Finca 6, Parque Nacional Marino Ballena and Hacienda Barú Wildlife Refuge for receiving us. Thanks to the...
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