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Nancy and her friends travel to Costa Rica for a vacation, but find the resort in a shambles and most of the monkeys mysteriously gone.

Describes some of the major cities and regions of this small Central American country.

Explores the history of Costa Rica and discusses its people, culture, political system, economy, and geography.

Text and photographs present the home, work, and day-to-day activities of the Figueroa family who live in a remote part of Costa Rica.

Nancy Drew discovers that conditions at the Casa Verde resort in Costa Rica are not as clean as they appear, and investigates to discover who is responsible for dumping the pollutants.

After returning home from a vacation at the Casa Verde resort, Nancy Drew realizes that a mysterious case has followed her home as she continues her investigation of Cristobal's mysterious American girlfriend.

Discusses the history, geography, climate, economy, and people of the Central American nation of Costa Rica.

A biography of the Costa Rican president who won the 1987 Nobel Peace Prize for his successful efforts in promoting a peace plan for Central America.

Reports on the city of San Jose, and its people, as well as on Costa Rica's politics, history, and its most important impact on Central America.

Presents a travel guide to Costa Rica, describing its noteworthy sites, region by region, and including information on restaurants, accommodations, beaches, national parks, wildlife, and more.

Television host Jeff Corwin introduces several Costa Rican animals, including the capuchin monkey and the red-eyed tree frog, describing their physical features, habitats, diets, and defense mechanisms.

Presents an introduction to the geography of the Costa Rica, focusing on five major themes, including location, place, human-environment interaction, movement, and region.