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What is the Amistosa Biodiversity Survey?
Like the OBS, the Amistosa Biodiversity Survey (ABS) is a community of naturalists cataloguing the biodiversity of southern Costa Rica. This survey runs from La Amistad International Park and through biological corridors to the Osa Peninsula. Take your observations beyond Osa and join the ABS today!
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The Osa Peninsula encompasses a variety of terrestrial and marine ecosystems. Filter by protected area on the map below to see the most observed species for each location.
A shortlist of key conservation species to help assess marine and terrestrial ecosystem health in the Osa Peninsula. View the key species we are monitoring and find out who has the most observations.
(Ateles geoffroyi)
(Panthera onca)
(Tayassu pecari)
(Puma concolor)
(Tapirus bairdii)
(Carpodectes antoniae)
(Amazilia boucardi)
(Habia atrimaxillaris)
(Ara macao)
(Crax rubra)
(Hydrophis platurus)
(Scarus ghobban)
(Tursiops truncatus)
(Megaptera novaeangliae)
(Eretmochelys imbricata)
(Phyllobates vittatus)
(Agalychnis callidryas)
(Lachesis melanocephala)
(Dendrobates auratus)
(Bothriechis schlegelii)
(Caryocar costaricense)
(Peltogyne purpurea)
(Minguartia guianensis)
(Anthodiscus chocoensis)
(Mora oleifera)
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