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Costa Rica Launches Campaign to Prevent Tourists from Extracting Wildlife
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The Costa Rica News
Between 2024 and 2025, 4,366 animal and plant specimens were seized by Costa Rican authorities at the country’s main airports and border crossings, highlighting the magnitude of illegal extraction and wildlife trafficking in Costa Rica.
“When we talk about wildlife trafficking, we are not referring solely to live animals.
Purchasing a souvenir made from wild species parts.
The campaign’s call to action is clear: enjoy Costa Rica’s natural richness without altering what makes it extraordinary.
Report any suspicious wildlife trafficking activity to the authorities.