Between the Forest and the Sea: Passing Down Traditions - Part III

Mongabay
By Tiffany RoufsNov 6, 2014, 1:51 pm42 pts
In 1925, Nele Kantule led a revolution that would make the Guna Yala tribe an independent and sovereign indigenous territory within Panama. Since then, the Guna have maintained a way of life that has allowed them to preserve their natural resources and mainland forest to an exceptional degree. But today, like…

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