The Cocobolo Tree: Critically Endangered
Like several of the trees of the Dalbergia genus, the cocobolo produces a dense, reddish and shiny wood, highly appreciated...
ENVIRONMENT
Wild Species Rescued in Western Panama
The rescue of a pelican, a crocodile and a sloth was the result of the actions of the technicians of...
Panama’s First Climate Displaced People
Overcrowding and rising sea levels are the two main reasons to push these islanders of the Guna ethnic group to...
First Tropical Wave Hits Panama
The first tropical wave of the rainy season entered Panama causing heavy rains, accompanied by strong winds and lightning. Given...
Camera Traps: A Look Into the Secret Lives of Panama's Wildlife
Through camera traps (otherwise known as trail cams), researcher Carolina Miter tries to understand the populations of terrestrial and arboreal...
Copper Price Soars up 25% – Highest Level in History – $11,000 a Ton
Copper price soars as the world seeks investors interested in First Quantum operations in Zambia. So far this year, the...
Aurora Sweeps Across the Globe
A Crescendo of Solar Activity Solar flares, observed by NASA satellites last weekend, depict a raging storm on the surface...
Supercharged Northern Lights from Lake Miniwanka in Banff Alberta Canada
Friends of ours from Australia are travelling in Canada stopping at Lake Miniwanka in Banff Alberta to view the Northern...
El Niño Disasters in Panama and Latin America
The El Niño phenomenon and the effects of global warming due to human activity caused a record of climate disasters...
Spotlight: Panama Wild Cats
Are you a cat person? Panama is home to six main wild cat species, some of which you may be...
Rainy Season in Panama
Is It Rainy Season Yet? Situated just 8 degrees above the equator, Panama is known for its hot, humid and...
The Harpy Eagle – Panama’s National Bird
The Republic of Panama’s Esteemed National Bird – The Harpy Eagle This formidable (near mythical) creature has a wingspan of...
