• TUI launched a new Costa Rica biodiversity project via the TUI Care Foundation, linking conservation with tourism-led local income support.
• The program expands rainforest protection to 289 hectares, strengthening a biological corridor near Barbilla National Park.
• Second-phase measures target at least four threatened species, backed by monitoring tools such as camera traps and bioacoustic surveys.
• The initiative aims to involve more than 350 local residents in nature-based activities, including jobs, training, tours, and school programs.
• The project forms part of the group’s global TUI Wildlife program, which runs conservation efforts across multiple destinations.

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