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In Guatemala, dozens of turtles and dolphins found dead, probe launched

As many as 65 turtles, most of them of the Olive Ridley variety, and 14 dolphins were discovered dead earlier this week on the...

Why I sometimes hate conservation – or, the ‘dolphin breeding ground’ debacle

"I have never given an opinion pro or con. What I have defended against many times is fabricated statements from environmental zealots."

Costa Rica’s whale, dolphin festival kicks off this weekend

The small southern Pacific town of Bahía Ballena is ready to host its eighth annual Whale and Dolphin Festival over the next two weekends.

Isla del Caño, Costa Rica: Snorkeling with sharks and grappling with aliens

Sharks, dolphins, turtles and yes, aliens, steal the show on a magical mystery boat tour of the Sierpe River and Isla del Caño, Costa Rica.

Fishermen report more tuna, dolphin along Pacific coast

The Costa Rican Fisheries Federation (FECOP) credits an October 2014 governmental decree restricting industrial tuna fishing in Costa Rican waters with what it says are recovering tuna and dolphin populations.

It’s dolphin and whale season in southern Costa Rica

A dolphin dives in Golfo Dulce during a recent sunrise over the Osa Peninsula in Costa Rica's southern Pacific. Dolphins and whales migrate heavily through the...

One of Sea Shepherd’s missions in Costa Rica: Protecting whales

This year, for the first time, the international conservation group sent a research vessel to help Costa Rican authorities protect humpback whales (Megaptera novaeangliae), which migrate annually to the shallow waters of Costa Rica’s southern Pacific coast to birth and raise their young.

Photos: A salute to Costa Rica’s natives on World Wildlife Day

In 2013 the United Nations declared March 3 as World Wildlife Day to celebrate biodiversity and spread awareness about wildlife conservation.

Watch: Snorkelers swim with pseudorcas off Costa Rica’s Osa Peninsula

Pseudorcas are the third-largest members of the dolphin family and are closely related to orcas, or killer whales.

Whale festival, rugby tournament, and other happenings around Costa Rica

A roundup of the best events going on Sept. 5 – 11.

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