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Palo Verde is one of the most important sanctuaries in Central America for migrating and resident species of waterfowl. Visitors would discover the natural beauty of the tropical dry forest and the magnificent wetlands, a rich mosaic that encompasses 15 different habitats. The seasonal Palo Verde Wetland is considered one of the most important marshes in Central America. Large numbers of aquatic birds can be seen: Grebes, Cormorants, Anhingas, Herons, Jabiru Storks, Ibises, Spoonbills , Falcons, Caracaras, Jacanas and many more. The mammal fauna is equally rich and visible, particularly during the dry season when peccaries, armadillos, jaguarundis, coatis, agoutis, deers, and monkeys are attracted to the water holes. Home of the endangered species Mexican burrowing toad, which lives underground and only comes out for mating in early wet season.
More than sixty species of bats have been reported, including the great false vampire. Isla de Pajaros in the Tempisque river, is the most important nesting colony for wading birds in northwest Costa Rica . Eleven resident bird species and some 3000 individuals altogether nest there late in the wet season. The Tempisque river is the home of the one of the largest concentration of crocodiles in Costa Rica.
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Type of accommodation:Research station
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Conference room
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Internet connection
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Laundry facilities
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Private bathroom
Restaurant
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gift shop
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Tours:Bird watching
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Eco/nature/wildlife
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Educational
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research
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volunteering
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Visits to conservation projects
Walking/hiking
Pets allowed? No
We are a 100% smoke free establishment.
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