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         <title>Costa Rica is a beautiful country known for its rich biodiversity and commitment to environmental conservation  However, it has faced significant challenges due to deforestation and land use changes. These activities, driven by agricultural expansion, cattle ranching, and logging, have led to habitat loss, impacting the country&#39;s unique ecosystems and biodiversity.</title>
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         <title>Despite these challenges, Costa Rica has made remarkable progress in forest conservation. The country has reversed deforestation and now boasts nearly 60% forest cover. Programs like Payment for Environmental Services (PES) have incentivized landowners to conserve forests and enhance carbon stocks through agroforestry and reforestation</title>
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         <title>Solution: Implementing sustainable solution : to better improve Costa Rica current situation, agricultural practices and strengthening conservation efforts are vital. Some solutions include promoting agroforestry, where trees are integrated into farmland, and expanding protected areas like national parks. Additionally, incentivizing landowners through payments for ecosystem services (PES) can encourage the conservation of biodiversity hotspots.</title>
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         <title> I’m Valeria Coello, 18, with roots in both Honduras and Costa Rica. I’m studying Optometry because it’s the perfect mix of science and helping people, which I love. When I’m not in study mode, I’m usually on the volleyball court or out exploring. I’ve always been super curious about the world around me, especially when it comes to nature and biodiversity.</title>
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