Explore stories, travel insights, field updates, conservation work, and upcoming experiences across Costa Rica.
Costa Rica is home to five of the world’s seven sea turtle species. Discover the leatherback, green, hawksbill, olive ridley, and loggerhead — and the conservation work protecting them.
Explore Costa Rica’s incredible ecosystems, from tropical rainforests and cloud forests to dry forests, mangroves, and marine habitats, and discover why they matter for biodiversity and conservation.
Discover Costa Rica’s four monkey species and learn how they help shape and sustain rainforest ecosystems.
A practical guide to packing for a Costa Rica conservation expedition, covering clothing, rain gear, footwear, wildlife-watching essentials, sun and insect protection, and other fieldwork necessities.
Discover how one person can support real conservation efforts and make a lasting impact in Costa Rica’s ecosystems.
Explore Mondo’s partnership with Las Oncas and the fieldwork helping protect jaguars in Costa Rica’s Osa Peninsula.
A guide to Costa Rica’s must-see bird species, from toucans and quetzals to rare cloud forest sightings.
Discover why schools, organizations, and private groups choose Mondo for meaningful adventures in Costa Rica.
Learn how biological corridors connect ecosystems and protect wildlife across Costa Rica and beyond.
Dive alongside sharks in Costa Rica and contribute to marine biology research in one unforgettable expedition.
Students join Mondo to experience real conservation, build skills, and connect with nature beyond the classroom.
Meet the team behind Mondo and learn how science, travel, and conservation come together in Costa Rica.
Discover how Costa Rica became a global conservation leader and what makes its success story so unique.
Join a conservation expedition in Costa Rica and take part in meaningful fieldwork that supports real research.
See how camera traps help researchers monitor wildlife and protect species like jaguars across Costa Rica.
Experience a day of wildlife research in Costa Rica’s cloud forest through fieldwork, conservation, and immersive nature.
