Monteverde Cloud Forest Biological Reserve is ranked #4 out of 24 things to do in Costa Rica. See pictures and our review of Monteverde Cloud Forest Biological Reserve.

There is so much to do in Costa Rica that unless you retire there, as more than 40,000 Americans have, you'll want to return again and again.

Monteverde Cloud Forest Biological Reserve contains flora, fauna, and a variety of mammals that draw visitors from around the world. Situated in the mountains of Monteverde on nine acres of cloud ...

C osta Rica is renowned for its biodiversity, from its dramatically beautiful landscapes to its unique flora and fauna. Near the Monteverde Cloud Forest Biological Reserve lies the small town of ...

We’ll take you from the urban jungle of New York City to the Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve, one of the seven natural wonders of Costa Rica, who’s stunning biodiversity is now under the ...

Temperature records began shortly after the Monteverde Cloud Forest Biological Reserve was created, so exact temperature data are still being compiled to conduct useful studies there. In order to ...

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One of the most famous cases in history was that of the golden toad (Bufo periglenes), a new species discovered in a tiny section of Costa Rica's Monteverede Cloud Forest Reserve in the 1960s.

Ecology: Downing trees on Costa Rica's coastal plains inhibits cloud formation in distant peaks. 'It's incredibly ominous,' a scientist says.

Shrouded in near permanent cloud, the Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve in Costa Rica is the most magical corner of this tiny, biodiverse country. Its muggy, damp environment is a haven ...

The Yunguilla Reserve, about an hour from Ecuador’s capital, Quito, is perched 8,695 feet above sea level in an Andean cloud forest. (Julyssa Lopez/For The Washington Post) ...