
Simone Ashley visits Chiriquí and reminds us of the value of protecting our nature
Simone Ashley visited the Gulf of Chiriquí. Her time in Panama opens up a conversation about ecotourism, the Mangroves of David and sustainable development.
In Panama, the previous government approved a license to build the Baru Port. The proposed port threatens a mangrove ecosystem that contains a quarter of Panama’s mangroves, called the Mangroves of David.
Download news & other resources.
Our campaign seeks to protect Panama’s leading role in the global fight against climate change and safeguard our natural resources.
Our campaign is dedicated to protecting Panama’s unique biodiversity.
The Puerto Barú project will require a navigation channel crossing a protected area. The potential damage to the ecosystem will have repercussions not only for Panama, but the planet.
If you want to support us, sign the petition and follow us on social media, where you can find out the latest news.
To support the campaign and engage with us directly, please feel free to get in touch by filling out our contact form. We value your support and are here to address any questions, concerns, or suggestions you may have. Together, we can make a significant impact. We look forward to hearing from you.