The Osa Peninsula of Costa Rica is a land of ecological resplendence. Not only is it well cared for under the protection of Corcovado National Park, it is also looked after by a biological corridor and conservation campus called Osa Conservation.

I had the immense pleasure of traveling to Osa Conservation last summer to spend a week learning about all of their work in conservation, native plant regeneration, and biodiversity protection. It was a life-changing experience.

The EarthStory Podcast continues in our third season featuring an enlightening conversation with the campus director of Osa, Eleanor Flatt. Eleanor shares about what it is like to live in the rainforest and what Osa is learning about biodiversity in their continuing work. Eleanor started out working in Costa Rica for a two month internship. Fast-forward ten years: she is still living, working, and advocating for the renewal of biodiversity in this extraordinary place.

Stay tuned for more videos sharing the work of the Osa Conservation Tree Nursery and Regenerative farm in the coming days.

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