Panama

My name Panama comes from an Indian word that means "abundance of fish": and to prove it, 50 world fishing records have been caught in my waters, so many fishing records have been broken in Bahía Piña that we can hardly keep them up to date. The rich waters of my Pacific are like magnets for fishermen from all over the world: who find here all the facilities and equipment to realize their passion. Be it blue or black merlin, yellowfin tuna, bonito, dorado, dolphin or marlin; the tiger shark is also found in abundance in the Pacific waters west of Azuero Peninsula

Panama, the country of great biodiversity of fauna and flora

Panama is a home of exceptional biodiversity. The following data are scientific records made in Panama:

• 225 species of mammals,

• 130 species of migratory birds,

• 214 species of reptiles,

• 1,500 species of diurnal butterflies,

• More than 10,000 species of flowering plants,

• 143 species of amphibians,

• More than 800 species of native birds,

• 207 species of freshwater fish,

• More than 1,500 species of trees,

• And every time they discover new species of insects

Panama

Trash bins for waste sorting in Panama City

In Panama, our foundation works to educate and inspire the community to protect our planet's biodiversity and promotes recycling

"We do not inherit the land from our parents, we borrow it from our children" Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

Somewhere in Latin America. Garbage washes up on a beach

Somewhere in Pacific ocean. Unlimited borders for waste

Somewhere in West Europe. A wild dump on the border of two countries

Somewhere in Asia. What a play area ! Our children deserve a healthy environment

Somewhere in West Africa. A textile trash of the world

"Waste crosses land and water borders without a visa"

We all are affected by the degradation of our environment. Let’s act together to preserve our planet