AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoWildlife Protection: Costa Rica rolled out a national strategy to curb wildlife electrocutions on power lines, coordinating environmental agencies, electricity providers, rescue centers, and communities to map high-risk areas and speed up response when animals are injured. Climate & Tourism Pressure: The country is preparing for a tougher El Niño cycle, with forecasts of hotter temperatures and lower rainfall—especially hitting Guanacaste and the Pacific coast—raising concerns for water, electricity costs, and tourism services through late 2026. Beach Access Flashpoint: A new dispute flared at Punta Leona after police removed license plates from vehicles near the access road to Playa Blanca, reigniting the fight over whether the route is public or private and what parking should look like for visitors. Safety at Sea: Four fishermen remain missing after rough seas tied to Tropical Storm Cristina caused boating emergencies off Guanacaste; authorities expanded aerial and coast guard searches with no confirmed sightings yet. Surf Tourism Spotlight: A new luxury surf resort on Costa Rica’s southern Pacific coast is putting the Osa-area region on the map with beginner-friendly lessons and access to nearby biodiverse spots.
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