Protecting nature
Wildlife care and habitat protection for animals that cannot return to the wild, reforestation with native species, responsible water use and a full waste-management programme.
Adventure with purpose
Protecting wildlife, cutting our environmental impact and investing in Guanacaste’s communities — every day, not just on Earth Day.
Our pillars
Sustainability at Diamante is not a marketing line. It is written into how the park is built, staffed and run — and it is audited by the Costa Rican Tourism Institute.
Wildlife care and habitat protection for animals that cannot return to the wild, reforestation with native species, responsible water use and a full waste-management programme.
Local hiring — 98% of the team lives in Guanacaste — plus local suppliers, school workshops, community clean-ups, cultural activities, senior programmes and environmental education.
Solar panels, energy-saving practices, recycling, eco-marchamos vehicle certification, efficient lighting, water-saving systems and continuous improvement.
In action
One of the biggest steps in recent years was installing solar panels, which now supply a significant share of the park’s electricity. It is an investment in renewable energy and a direct cut to our ecological footprint.
The education team takes conservation into local classrooms. Diamante Talks introduces children to wildlife protection and gives them practical ways to help. The Let’s Protect the Ocean workshop covers marine wildlife, plastic pollution, sustainable fishing and the role of technology in conservation.
The sanctuary itself is part of the work: every rescued animal that cannot return to the wild becomes an ambassador, and the breeding programmes support species that need help across Central America.


Standards
Independent certification is how guests can check a sustainability claim rather than take it on trust.
Awarded by the Costa Rican Tourism Institute for excellence in sustainable tourism, environmental responsibility and operational standards.
Recognises businesses committed to quality, sustainability, continuous improvement and responsible tourism across Central America.
An ecological programme that recognises high standards in environmental quality, safety, sustainability and environmental education on beaches.
Our actions are aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals, with a focus on life on land, decent work, quality education and responsible consumption.
Visit with purpose
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