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  • An indigenous Kuna fisherman extracts shells and other animals from the reef. Dutch Keys. San Blas Islands
  • Isla Grande is an exciting and popular place in Panama that people simply know as "La Isla" (The Island). The island is inside the Portobelo National park, just 5 minutos by motor boat from the small town of La Guaira on the main land that makes its living out fishing and tourism.Pictured: Local Panamenian children fishingPictured: Garbage floating on the ocean
  • Isla Grande is an exciting and popular place in Panama that people simply know as "La Isla" (The Island). The island is inside the Portobelo National park, just 5 minutos by motor boat from the small town of La Guaira on the main land that makes its living out fishing and tourism.Pictured: Local Panamenian children fishingPictured: Garbage floating on the ocean
  • Isla Grande is an exciting and popular place in Panama that people simply know as "La Isla" (The Island). The island is inside the Portobelo National park, just 5 minutos by motor boat from the small town of La Guaira on the main land that makes its living out fishing and tourism.
  • Underwater view of a healthy Caribbean Reef
  • Isla Grande is an exciting and popular place in Panama that people simply know as "La Isla" (The Island). The island is inside the Portobelo National park, just 5 minutos by motor boat from the small town of La Guaira on the main land that makes its living out fishing and tourism.Pictured: Local Panamenian children fishingPictured: Garbage floating on the ocean
  • Over the last quarter-century, a few Embera families pushed further north of Darien, settling in the jungles bordering the Chagres River -- a scant two-hour journey from cosmopolitan Panama City. Embera communities are scattered in this border wilderness, largely protected in national parks, including 318,000 acre Chagres National Park and adjoining 55,000 acre Soberania National Park.
  • Embera communities are scattered in this border wilderness, largely protected in national parks, including 318,000 acre Chagres National Park and adjoining 55,000 acre Soberania National Park.
  • Embera communities are scattered in this border wilderness, largely protected in national parks, including 318,000 acre Chagres National Park and adjoining 55,000 acre Soberania National Park.
  • Chagres National Park was established to protect the Rio Chagres watershed which supplies 80% of the water needed to operate the Panama Canal as well as the consumption requirements of the city. It is the wildest of the reserves near to the canal and this area is home to many animals including jaguars and ocelots. The Rio Chagres is the only river in the world that empties into two oceans.
  • Chagres National Park was established to protect the Rio Chagres watershed which supplies 80% of the water needed to operate the Panama Canal as well as the consumption requirements of the city. It is the wildest of the reserves near to the canal and this area is home to many animals including jaguars and ocelots. The Rio Chagres is the only river in the world that empties into two oceans.
  • Isla Grande is an exciting and popular place in Panama that people simply know as "La Isla" (The Island). The island is inside the Portobelo National park, just 5 minutos by motor boat from the small town of La Guaira on the main land that makes its living out fishing and tourism.Pictured: Local Panamenian children fishingPictured: Garbage floating on the ocean
  • An indigenous Kuna fisherman extracts shells and other animals from the reef. Dutch Keys. San Blas Islands
  • An indigenous Kuna fisherman extracts shells and other animals from the reef. Dutch Keys. San Blas Islands
  • Chagres National Park was established to protect the Rio Chagres watershed which supplies 80% of the water needed to operate the Panama Canal as well as the consumption requirements of the city. It is the wildest of the reserves near to the canal and this area is home to many animals including jaguars and ocelots. The Rio Chagres is the only river in the world that empties into two oceans.
  • Over the last quarter-century, a few Embera families pushed further north of Darien, settling in the jungles bordering the Chagres River -- a scant two-hour journey from cosmopolitan Panama City. Embera communities are scattered in this border wilderness, largely protected in national parks, including 318,000 acre Chagres National Park and adjoining 55,000 acre Soberania National Park.
  • Located off the west coast of Panama, Isla Pedro Gonzalez is the third largest island within the Pearl Archipelago. Known for its untouched coastline, and gentle, sloping vegetation, the island has twelve undeveloped beaches, fifteen square kilometers of forest and one existing fishing village home to about 400 residents. Sustainable development project will be done by the Panamenian Grupo Eleta (owners) and Dolphin Capital Partners from Greece. Master plan will be conducted by Duany Plater - Zyberk & Company .Pictured: Children living on the small community of Pedro Gonzalez Village.
  • Kuna Indians
  • Kuna Indians, showing an albino member. Panama's Kuna tribe has one of the world's highest occurrences of albinos, revered as an elite group that the Kuna call "the children of the moon."