A decade ago, scientists studying Costa Rica's Monteverde cloud forest said they were seeing one of the earliest, concrete results of climate change: the disappearance of a tiny toad. What has ...

The Quetzal currently inhabits wet highland forests ranging from Mexico to Panama, and the Monteverde Cloud Forest has long been an ideal nesting zone.

North-central Costa Rica’s Monteverde has long been the country’s top cloud-forest hot spot and the prime destination for pilgrims in search of the elusive quetzal. But for some, that is a prime ...