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Insidecostarica.com - San José, Costa Rica  - Monday 27 June  2005

 

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  Man Shoots Wife Then Self In Front of Their Children
  Tourism Chiefs Warn on Infrastructure
  Costa Rica-U.S. Chamber to Boost Nation's Profile
  10,000 New Trees
  Banana Exports Drop 16%
  Dr. Calderón Guardia Notified to Bring His Taxes Up to Date 35 Years After Death


10,000 New Trees
A project to plant 10,000 trees in some 135 coffee plots in the Alajuela canton of San Ramon was launched.

The goal of the plan, called "One Bag, One Tree", is to protect rivers and water sources, and it takes in the training of coffee growers, students, and the communities in the region.

Forestry experts from the Costa Rica Institute of Technology chose the native species to be planted, in order to contribute to preserve the bio-diversity of the area.

Carlos Alfaro, general manager to one of the participating companies, said that growers were given one tree for every bag of coffee they produce, and added that 17 primary schools and 135 producers are already partaking in the program.
 

 


 

 
   

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