Posts Tagged ‘Panama’
A Chance at Life: Panama, Fall 2009
Posted Jan 07 in Trip Recaps by No Comments
Hiking through the jungle, climbing mountains… My trip to Panama was amazing. And what I learned there changed my perspective on the world.
The Aqueduct
Posted Jan 04 in Articles by 1 Comment
On a trip to a remote jungle village, I learned a valuable lesson about social justice…
Comfort
Posted Jan 01 in Travel Journals by 4 Comments
After facing hunger, exhaustion, pain and thirst in Panama, I learned a lot about the true meaning of comfort…
Photo Gallery: The Hike
Posted Dec 23 in Photo Galleries by 4 Comments
What seemed like a challenging adventure to me was simply a part of everyday life for the villagers we met along the way…
Fruitless Land
Posted Dec 17 in Articles by 3 Comments
In the once fertile ground of Panama, farmers struggle to grow crops and starve. One organization seeks to change all that…
Culture Guide: Surviving the Jungle
Posted Dec 14 in Culture Guides by 4 Comments
Tips and tricks for YOUR next vacation in the heart of the Panamanian jungle…
The Harvest
Posted Dec 05 in Travel Journals by 7 Comments
By harvesting rice with my host family in Panama, my whole perspective on food began to change…
Photo Gallery: Starting Over
Posted Dec 02 in Photo Galleries by 7 Comments
In a land devastated by deforestation, a new generation of children is working to undo the past…
A Land of Extremes
Posted Nov 29 in Articles, Travel Journals by 5 Comments
From the filthy rich to the desperately poor, Panama is a country full of disparity…
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