Treasure Trove

Treasure Trove

The eastern edge of the Bay of Panama is a pristine system of wetlands that provides food and habitat for millions of migratory shorebirds from North and South America. I recently spent a week in Panama City, photographing threats to the wetlands from the air for CAVU, together with biologists from Panama Audubon and the Smithsonian Institute. Read the story and see more photos in Panama's La Prensa.

Clear the WayNightfallTurtle out of WaterThe Last Great Nesting PlaceWatch my Head!Tourist MagnetIncomingArribada: October 29, 2008Let Sleeping Monkeys LieBeachfrontSurfingChemical BathBocas del PolochicThe HunterFirst Sighting?GuatemalaCool-Down DayEarth to TarponFished OutMachacaDo-It-Yourself Tarpon, Tico-StyleIsla del CañoWhere the City Meets the BayTreasure Trove