These days, at any time, officials from the National Institute of Statistics and Census (INEC) could knock on our door to ask us questions about the National Census. We at the Nosara Civic Association want you to feel safe, so that’s why we will explain how it works. What is a census? The census is […]
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As part of our “Biodiversity Conservation” program, the NCA made an agreement with International Animal Rescue Costa Rica (IAR) to construct a new rescue and rehabilitation center for wild animals. It will have a great positive impact on all of Guanacaste. For more than 20 years, the “Refuge for Wildlife” association was in charge of
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In this 2021 we dared to dream. As part of our Mobility program, we added a project that we believe can highlight Nosara and that invites us all to work together as a community. It’s called Calle Modelo: a pilot project that seeks to work with all the partners in order to intervene on one
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This Thursday September 16th, the Nosara Civic Association, together with Mariju Rovira, President of the Nosara Security Association, coordinated a meeting to work with the regional heads of the Judicial Investigation Agency (OIJ), Public Force and Tourist Police, to take forceful actions to improve security in Nosara. According to official OIJ data, 28 homes in
Starting in April, the Nosara Civic Association will have a new Board of Directors to lead the organization. The new board was elected at the Annual General Assembly held on March 2nd. Due to the restrictions caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, the Annual General Assembly was held virtually via Zoom. Attendees were able to vote
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Although it has not yet been necessary to open the Nosara shelter due to the rains generated by the indirect impact of Hurricane Iota, the shelter is now ready to go in case people are ordered to evacuate. According to the coordinator of the shelter, Andrés Fernández, the new mats, food packages and Covid-19 prevention
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The indirect influence of Hurricane ETA on our national territory generated heavy rains in the province of Guanacaste and, as a consequence, large floods in the district of Nosara. The Nosara Emergency Committee yesterday enabled the ring as a shelter for those affected and according to its coordinator, Andrés Fernández, they have already received 140
Nosara Shelter Receives 140 People Affected by the Floods Read More »
Due to the heavy rains caused by the indirect effect of Hurricane ETA, in the North Pacific of the country, the Nosara emergency committee enabled the ring to attend to the people affected by the rains. According to Andrés Fernández, coordinator of the shelter, at 7:30 pm on November 3, 80 people were reported sheltered;
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Yesterday, Thursday, October 22nd, the Legislative Assembly of Costa Rica approved the project of “Sustainable use of shrimp fishing in Costa Rica”, with 28 votes in favor and 18 against. At the Nosara Civic Association we are totally opposed to this bill and we join the #Noalapescadearrastre movement, led by Fridays For Future Costa Rica
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The asphalt on a 10-kilometer stretch of Route 160, that former presidents Oscar Arias, Laura Chinchilla and Luis Guillermo Solís promised for years, is coming to Nosara,. When the First Lady and Coordinator of the Chorotega Region, Claudia Dobles, announced that on Monday, September 21, the asphalt work from the Santa Marta crossing to Garza
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