Environmental Responsibility
- Rain Forest Conservation & Protection
- Alternative Energy Sources Engineering
- Use of Energy Saving Technologies
- Utilization of Natural Light and Ventilation
- Low Consumption Water Devices
Social Responsibility
- Education and Training of Local Workers
- Worker Registration with Social Security
- Involvement with Local Community
- Local Procurement and Purchasing
- Mangrove Education Program
Financial Profitability
- Achieve High Total Returns
- Generate Additional Income
- Diversify and Enhance Portfolio
- Tax Savings Opportunities
- Asset Protection Capabilities
The OSA is Costa Rica's best kept secret. The verdant jungles of the South Pacific region are always green and not just one or two shades of greens but a veritable multitude of greens. Corcovado national park is the gem of Costa Rica's national park system and acts as our very own "green lung".
Unexplored Land
Near the Panamanian border, lies the Osa Peninsula, a portion of virgin rain forest that spreads out into the Pacific Ocean in the southwest corner of Costa Rica. The Peninsula is a natural sanctuary, home to terrestrial and marine species of flora and fauna that not too long ago were completely unknown to the world.
Marine Giants
The deep blue waters of the Marine Conservation Corridor of the Tropical Eastern Pacific runs along the coast of the OSA. In these warm currents four different whale species and five dolphin species teach their calves hunting and diving skills.
This Site was last updated on January 04th 2012