Costa Rica is currently facing a critical period with 115 wildfires reported so far in 2026. Authorities attribute the majority of these fires to human activity, highlighting a concerning trend. The ongoing dry season exacerbates the risk and spread of these blazes, placing significant strain on resources. Officials are strongly emphasizing the importance of preventative measures and prompt reporting of any suspected fire activity. The situation is considered critical, demanding increased vigilance from both citizens and emergency services. Further details regarding specific affected areas and damage assessments are pending release. The government is expected to announce additional fire prevention strategies in the coming days.