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STRI staff scientist, D. Ross Robertson has released the first, completely portable, bilingual species identification guide for the Tropical Eastern Pacific as a free Iphone application. Unique fish-finding and list-making tools provide powerful resources for scientists, divers and tour guides. The Tropical Eastern Pacific, spanning Baja California to Ecuador and the Galapagos, is one of [...]

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This national park and UNESCO World Heritage site is located in the southern part of the Veraguas province in the Pacific Ocean, made up of a group of islands. Coiba is the biggest island. The area of the land on the islands combined with the marine territory comes to the amazing total of 270,125 hectares [...]

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San Blas Archipelago, also known as the region of Kuna Yala, is formed by 365 coral islands and remains one of the best kept secrets in the Caribbean for sailing charter. The best and most privileged way to discover San Blas is by sailing among its white sand islands and beautiful turquoise waters. Come on [...]

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Bocas del Toro Panama, Western Caribbean slope

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Hundreds of humpback whales can be observed along the serene Panamanian Pacific coast every year from July to November as they migrate to their feeding and breeding homes from South America. Come and experience the excitement of observing one of these majestic ocean mammals. EcoCircuitos Panama is proud to offer whale watching tours in Azuero [...]

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