Habitat Restoration
Osa Birds partnered with Tropical Wings and the Biological Monitoring Group of Rancho Quemado to restore fragmented and degraded habitat.
Citizen Science
Osa Birds works with Osa communities to monitor bird population tendencies through citizen science and engaging kids and adults in organized bird counts.
Community Outreach
Education is woven into everything we do! We raise awareness of bird conservation and habitat protection within the local schools and communities through and community events.
Taxonomic Redux 2021
See this year’s taxonomic changes for birds in the Osa region (ACOSA) found in the 62nd supplement of the journal Ornithology.
Checklist of Birds
Here you will find the newest updated Checklist of Birds for the entire Osa region including the Osa Peninsula, Sierpe and Punta Burica.
MoSI
find out how the US Fish and Wildlife Service is partnering with Osa Birds and IBP to make Osa part of this integral international bird banding network.
Blog
Aprendiendo sobre la diversidad de la flora en la comunidad de Rancho Quemado
See The English Version Below El grupo de monitoreo biológico comunitario de Rancho Quemado mediante los alcances del proyecto “Estrategias de conservación de bosques y fortalecimiento de emprendimientos verdes en la comunidad de Rancho Quemado, en el área de...
Reforesting Riparian Areas
Today the Biological Monitoring Group of Rancho Quemado and the Junior Park Guards gathered to restore a degraded watershed along the Riyito River at the bridge entrance to Rancho Quemado. Plants such as Heliconias, Episcias lilacinas, Calateas, Rubeaseas, Estococas...
Taxonomic Changes to Birds 2019
Ver la Traducción al Español Abajo. The new common and or scientific names are highlighted in Bold below for birds found either on the Osa Peninsula or in the southern Pacific region of Costa Rica. For other taxonomic order changes or merges/splits, please refer to...