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Protecting biodiversity – and making it accessible – has paid off for Costa Rica

  • Written by Alejandra Echeverri Ochoa, Postdoctoral Scholar in Biology, Stanford University
Protecting biodiversity – and making it accessible – has paid off for Costa RicaTourists cross a hanging bridge in the treetops of Costa Rica's Monteverde cloud forest.Matthew Williams-Ellis/Universal Images Group via Getty Images

After two years of pandemic lockdowns and border closures, global travel appears to be rebounding in much of the world in 2022. Wilderness is a big tourist attraction – but do countries that...

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