Launched: 2021
Top 5 Members
Inactive Members
These members were previously active but have not had a Green Fins assessment or self-evaluation to verify their environmental impact in the last 12 months. An inactive status does not mean they are not operational or that they are not following environmental standards.
Almaco Tours
inactive member
Diving
Coco, Costa Rica
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BA Divers
inactive member
Diving
Playa Hermosa, Costa Rica
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ConnectOcean
inactive member
Diving
Flamingo, Costa Rica
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Deep Blue Diving
inactive member
Diving
Coco, Costa Rica
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Diving El Refugio
inactive member
Diving
Coco, Costa Rica
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Diving Nomads
inactive member
Diving
Tamarindo, Costa Rica
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Kraken Divers
inactive member
Diving
Coco, Costa Rica
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Marea Alta Ocean Adventures
inactive member
Diving
Coco, Costa Rica
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Oceans Unlimited
inactive member
Diving
Quepos, Costa Rica
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Okeanos Adventures
inactive member
Diving
Coco, Costa Rica
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Okeanos Aggressor
inactive member
Liveaboard
Puntarenas Cocos Island, Costa Rica
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Pura Vida Snorkeling
inactive member
Snorkelling
Flamingo, Costa Rica
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Rich Coast Diving
inactive member
Diving
Coco, Costa Rica
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Scuba Caribe
inactive member
Diving
Coco, Costa Rica
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The Green Fins COSTA RICA Team 🇨🇷
Green Fins Costa Rica is the latest country to join the Green Fins network starting in November 2021. With support from IDB Lab under the Beyond Tourism programme, Green Fins is being implemented through SINAC (the National System of Conservation Areas under The Ministry of Environment and Energy (MINAE)) and Misión Tiburón being piloted in Guanacaste province, a major hub for scuba diving and snorkelling in Costa Rica.
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Related Blogs and News
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Bringing Green Fins to my home country, Costa Rica
In November 2021, Costa Rica joined the Green Fins network as an active location, alongside 13 other countries choosing to implement the Green Fins Code of Conduct. Costa Rica is the first country on the American continent to adopt Green Fins environmental standards to reduce the threats associated with diving and snorkelling on marine ecosystems. … Read more
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Costa Rica First Country in Continental Americas to Implement Green Fins Environmental Standards
Helping the country to achieve the national biodiversity targets The Reef-World Foundation, the National System of Conservation Areas (SINAC) and Misión Tiburón are delighted to announce that Costa Rica has joined 13 other countries globally to implement the Green Fins initiative — a UN Environment Programme initiative. Costa Rica is the first country on the … Read more
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Beyond Tourism Challenge Win to Drive Global Conservation Impact
IDB support to enable Green Fins Global Hub development and launch of Green Fins Costa Rica The Reef-World Foundation – the international coordinator of the UN Environment Programme’s Green Fins initiative – is thrilled to announce its Green Fins Global Hub proposal has been selected for project design under IDB Lab’s Beyond Tourism Challenge. This … Read more
