Costa Rican trail opens a path to cash for nature and people


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A view of the Ave Sol River Sanctuary and the River Pacuare with the Turrialba volcano in the background. All this is found along the Camino de Costa Rica trail. — Pigment-Ink/Wikimedia Commons

A clatter of bird call erupts and a few berries fall from the forest canopy high overhead, dislodged by toucans.

Indigenous guide Osvaldo Martinez stoops to pick them up and presses them in his hand to release a pungent scent like cinnamon.

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