A storm approaches Banedub Island, in the San Blas archipelago where many islands are suffering from destructive tidal surges and human overpopulation, forcing the indigenous Guna people to abandon th...

A storm approaches Banedub Island, in the San Blas archipelago where many islands are suffering from destructive tidal surges and human overpopulation, forcing the indigenous Guna people to abandon th...

Stilt houses in the Mangue Seco favela.

A Guna flagged boat passes alongside a ship stranded on the reefs of the San Blas Archipelago. The Naa Ukuryaa is a pre-Nazi swastika symbol used by the indigenous Guna People.

A view over Guna Yala province on the Caribbean coast of Panama, with the San Blas archipelago in the background.

Panama City, Panama. 08/12/2017. Pictures of historical leaders of the indigenous Guna people in the Gardi Sugdub Center, where ex-residents from the San Blas Archipelago, gather in Panama City.

Low lying islands in the San Blas Archipelago.

Second hand truck tires used to protect the foundations of a stilt house from high tides in the Mangue Seco slum.

Pipes used to siphon and drain water from Lake Palcacocha in the Cordillera Blanca mountain range. Due to the increased volume of water, originating from melting glaciers around the lake, avalanches h...

Pipes used to siphon and drain water from Lake Palcacocha in the Cordillera Blanca mountain range. Due to the increased volume of water, originating from melting glaciers around the lake, avalanches h...

A resident uses coral blocks from a reef to reclaim an area of land from the low lying sea in order to build a new house on the Fragata Island.

An island in the San Blas archipelago.

Antonio Roberto da Silva (65) in the window of his stilt house that is sinking, in the slum of Mangue Seco.

Second hand truck tires used to protect the foundations of a stilt house from high tides in the Mangue Seco slum.

Juan Victor Morales Moreno (52) looks down at pipes that drain Lake Palcacocha in the Cordillera Blanca. His job is to watch the lagoon 24 hours a day and report by radio any disturbance to the Region...