As sea levels rise Panama's Indigenous leave home
As sea levels rise Panama’s Indigenous leave home
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As sea levels rise Panama’s Indigenous leave home
Lots of big news to discuss in this week’s Travel Flakes.
Nestled in the Caribbean's tranquil waters, the San Blas archipelago is home to the Indigenous Guna community, whose vibrant culture and resilient spirit
Adri Salido reports on Gardi Sugdub, a small, densely populated island in the Caribbean’s San Blas archipelago. I highly recommend reading the full article (with accompanying photos by the author) at BBC Travel. For more than 100 years, the Indigenous Guna people have lived on a tiny Caribbean island. Now, they're poised to become some…
For more than 100 years, the Indigenous Guna people have lived on a tiny Caribbean island. Now, they're poised to become some of the Americas' first climate change refugees.