Reserva Conchal

Coastal Soundscapes & Regeneration

At dawn and dusk, the refuge comes alive with a symphony of natural sounds—the calls of parakeets, the rustle of dry forest leaves, and the rhythm of the Pacific tides. Participants are invited to immerse themselves in this living orchestra, learning how sound reveals the health and balance of an ecosystem. The experience highlights Reserva Conchal’s ongoing reforestation efforts, native species restoration, and sustainable management of freshwater and mangrove systems—all contributing to the regeneration of Guanacaste’s unique coastal landscape.

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Corredor Biologico Marino Baulas - Conchal

The Corredor Biológico Marino Costero Baulas–Conchal is a vital ecological link along Costa Rica’s northwestern coast, connecting Parque Nacional Marino Las Baulas—a key nesting site for the endangered leatherback turtle—with the Refugio Mixto de Vida Silvestre Reserva Conchal and surrounding mangroves, dry forests, and marine habitats. Stretching across land and sea, the corridor safeguards the movement of species and the continuity of ecological processes, while balancing conservation with sustainable tourism. Within this living mosaic, howler monkeys, coatis, and over 200 bird species coexist with mangrove estuaries and coral zones, making it a dynamic example of regeneration and responsible development in Guanacaste.