From the Restoring Our Watershed blog Guanacaste, Costa Rica, is known for its starkly contrasting seasons, alternating between six months of hot, dry weather and six months of consistent rain and humidity. This year, the first rains of the season were light sprinkles in early April. As we begin May, dark clouds are prevalent and late afternoon …

At Tierra Pacifica, sustainable development means fostering habitat for all the amazing wildlife found here in Guanacaste, Costa Rica. Properly managing our Green Space, with the help of Forest and Ecology experts, has turned the grounds of Tierra Pacifica into a better-than-Discovery-channel, nature-lover’s dream. In our first Homeowner’s Association Newsletter, residents shared rare bird and …

What makes a community? At Tierra Pacifica, “community” means more than a neighborhood and roads. Tucked away in peaceful Junquillal village, our community incorporates the neighbors, support staff, wildlife, and many businesses that make living in paradise an easy choice to make and a hard place to leave. Recently, the Tierra Pacifica Homeowners Association took …

One of our homeowners, Judith Donovan, was recently published in the regional magazine “The Howler.” Her story of finding her new home in Costa Rica and Tierra Pacifica is one that many of our homeowners share! Dreams Become Reality in Costa Rica Judith Donovan, The Howler, March 2012 November 2004 was a magical year for …

Being part of the big picture is the mindset for Tierra Pacifica developers and homeowners. Those who value building and living in harmony with the natural wonders around us, have unique opportunities to experience what local organizations are doing to protect and restore the area. Two homeowners, Eric and Martha Von Ammon, were recently invited …

Yeap!Thanks to it, the hungarian photographer Bence Máté, won the Veolia Environment Wildlife “Photographer of the year” 2010 Prize!He found inspiration in them for a great shot: “They proved to be wonderful subjects. … I love the contrast between the simplicity of the shot itself and the complexity of the behaviour.” Please check it out …