Panama Will Face More Heat and Less Rainfall According to the IMHPA
The Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology of Panama (IMHPA) reported that, during the period between August, September and October 2026,...
ENVIRONMENT
In the Face of the Climate Crisis Panama’s Mangroves are Positioning Themselves as Pillars of Blue Carbon
Panama's mangroves are becoming a key pillar of blue carbon and a strategic asset in the fight against the climate...
Illegal Gold Mining in the Río María Prieto Ravine in Panama: 6 People Arrested
Six people were arrested for the alleged illegal extraction of gold in the Río María Prieto stream, in Caimitillo, during...
Fungus That Threatens Banana Plantations: Bocas del Toro is in Preparation
The Agricultural Insurance Institute (ISA) participated in the simulation on the management of Fusarium Tropical Race 4 (Foc R4T) fungus,...
Learn How to Protect the Leatherback Turtle in Panama: Beaches Turned into Classrooms
During the summer, the beaches of Puerto Rico become open-air classrooms where children are taught about protecting leatherback turtles, while...
Via the Camiseta Route in Boquete, MiAmbiente Announces the Reopening of Access to the Barú Volcano in Panama
The Ministry of Environment (MiAmbiente) officially reopened the access route to the summit of the Volcán Barú National Park via...
Rain and Storms Until July 15 in Panama: Sinaproc Extends Weather Warning
The National Civil Protection System (Sinaproc) announced the extension of the prevention notice for rains and storms until July 15,...
A Yacht Operating Without a Fishing Permit in Coiba was Intercepted by MiAMBIENTE
The Ministry of Environment (MiAMBIENTE) reported that a sport fishing vessel, operating without authorization within Coiba National Park, was intercepted...
Panama’s Verónica Quintero: “The Sidewalk is the First Form of Public Transport”
Verónica Quintero is a Panamanian communicator and urban planning advocate who promotes the development of walkable cities (ciudades caminables). She...
Due to Changes in the El Niño Phenomenon, Unusual Birds Appear in Panama
The development of the El Niño phenomenon is causing significant changes in the distribution of seabirds, favoring the sighting of uncommon species in different parts...
High Waves and Rough Seas in the Panamanian Caribbean Until July 14: Warning Issued by Sinaproc
The National Civil Protection System (Sinaproc) reported that a prevention notice for waves and adverse periods in the Panamanian Caribbean remains...
Panama: Increasing Intensity and Duration of Coral Bleaching Events in the Eastern Pacific Ocean
Surviving the Coming Coral Reef Apocalypse By Dr. Bill McGraw Introduction Coral reefs provide an estimated 10 trillion dollars to...
