The corridor network · Costa Rica

Where capital builds the corridor.

Costa Rica governs connectivity as national policy. Under the Programa Nacional de Corredores Biológicos, run by SINAC, roughly a third of the country sits inside a declared biological corridor — the connective tissue between its national parks and reserves. A hectare of forest inside a corridor does work the same hectare in isolation cannot: it keeps a migration open, a jaguar's range unbroken, a bellbird's descent intact.

So the highest-leverage place for restoration capital is rarely the best standalone parcel — it is the gap in a corridor, or the intact core inside one that is about to be lost. TERRA reads any parcel against this network and returns a second reading beside the Land Score: a conservation priority, a structural role, a capital tier, and — where it fits — the hospitality fit of a small, low-footprint operation that could fund the work.