Costa Rica: The Rise of Nature

The forests of Costa Rica camouflage themselves and sleep during the dry season. There, a splendid diversity of flora and fauna has adapted to survive the drought that afflicts it six months of the year.

The tropical forests of Costa Rica constitute an invaluable habitat for a series of common species. We travel the "Green Corridors", from the Corcovado National Park to the Caribbean coast, in search of these species.

Costa Rica is home to some of the richest marine ecosystems in the world; biologists and conservationists have undertaken a race against time to better understand and protect marine ecosystems.