Despite the fact that our biodiversity is in deep trouble and the tourism industry in Africa is looking towards a sustainable future, hunting in Africa (and other parts of the world) is still allowed. Should we stop hunting or not? For the full artic
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One of the world's more biodiverse countries despite its size, Costa Rica also has one of its better-known ecotourism scenes; almost every corner of this small country, from the edge of capital San José to the more remote Monteverde and Osa Peninsula