AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoNative Bees: Costa Rica’s Supreme Court will review rules that allow commercial use of just two of the country’s 58 stingless bee species, raising questions about pollinator protection and livelihoods. Vehicle Emissions: Cars 12 years old or older entering Costa Rica need a certificate showing they meet minimum emissions standards. Pacific Protection: Illegal fishing continues in protected areas across the eastern Pacific, despite enforcement operations; Costa Rica is part of the regional marine corridor. Coastal Wildlife: Beachfront lights are driving sea turtles away from nesting beaches, while artists are rallying to protect Montezuma Waterfall after environmental damage. Local Nature: Nosara’s free trail network links forests, wetlands and beaches, offering 18 kilometers of routes through the area’s natural landscapes. Environmental Crime: UN negotiations are set to begin on a protocol targeting cross-border crimes including wildlife trafficking, illegal mining and waste trafficking.
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