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How Costa Rica reversed deforestation and raised millions for conservation

Costa Rica has secured more than US$135 million in finance for nature in recent years, another leaf in its conservation success story

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SKNVibes | AGRO-INNOVA Project by EU and IICA promotes network between research centers and farmers to strengthen their resilience to climate change

SKNVibes | AGRO-INNOVA Project by EU and IICA promotes network between research centers and farmers to strengthen their resilience to climate change
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Your Cup of Coffee Is Brought to You By the Birds and the Bees

Even a self-pollinating plant like coffee relies on a multitude of pollinators.

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Birds and Bees Make Better Coffee, Study Finds

A unique new study has found that the secret to better coffee is really in control of the birds and the bees. Researchers found that when birds and bees joined forces to protect and pollinate coffee plants, the result was coffee beans that were bigger, more abundant and of better quality.

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The Secret to Bigger, More Plentiful Coffee Beans Relies on Birds and Bees; Here s Why

A new study found that coffee beans are bigger and more plentiful and that’s because of the teamwork between birds and bees. Learn more about the team up here.

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