Quetzal surprises at Pejivalle in Cartago during bird count

Quetzal surprises at Pejivalle in Cartago during bird count

The recent bird count at La Marta Refuge revealed the presence of the quetzal and new records, confirming the region's rich biodiversity. This validates the value of these forests as crucial habitats, complementing areas already known to host the species. These findings highlight the importance of maintaining up-to-date inventories for conservation efforts. Citizen participation in these monitoring initiatives enables the collection of essential data that support environmental management and the protection of vulnerable ecosystems. The relevance to open data lies in the fact that these initiatives generate public and accessible datasets. By integrating observations into global platforms, scientific transparency and free access to information are facilitated, strengthening collaborative research and evidence-based decision-making using open data.

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