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Let's All Help Buy a Truck For Recycling in Marbella

Click here to support Marbella Verde Recycling needs a truck organized by Giselle Leon We are a group of women who have rallied to protect the environment and ensure that the younger generations are ready to continue and better the conservation and development conundrum our area faces in a sustainable and innovative way. In order to protect our environment and curb our wasteful hab...
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What Will Marbella Look Like in 10 Years?

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If you've lived in Guanacaste for the last ten years you have seen a lot of growth and development. From luxury hotels and Yoga retreats to single family housing and condominiums - it's been a bonanza for entrepreneurs who flocked to the rich coast (and mountains) to meet the growing demand for eco tourism, adventure vacationing, second home investment and retirement living. Even the small towns have been impacted by this cycle - and Marbella is no exception. Recently Century21 in Nosara put me up to the task of looking into the latest construction trends in Guanacaste to make some sense of what seems to be a definite uptick in construction over the last twelve months - particularly in Marbella and Playa Guiones. While working through this project I came across the Google Earth time lapse mapping tool and it blew my mind to see construction patterns throughout Playa Guiones from 2004-2013 (see images below). The amount of rooftops that appear over nine years is incredible. ...
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Neighborly Tips: How to recycle those awkward kitchen plastics

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