VOICED: El Nino threat to Costa Rica's biodiversity

The video explores birdwatching in Central America, highlighting the peak season in February when numerous migratory birds, including pink spoonbills and jabiru storks, visit the region. It also describes the diverse local wildlife, such as deer and crocodiles, and the impact of El Niño on these ecosystems. The climatic changes have led to a decrease in bird numbers, posing a threat to Costa Rica's image as a nature lover's paradise, which is crucial for its tourism industry.

How has the El Niño phenomenon affected the bird population in the area?

Why is Costa Rica concerned about the changes in its bird population?