Military Base of Fort Clayton. The campus is surrounded by a metropolitan National Park and rainforest. Our place of stay at The City of Knowledge (Ciudad del Saber) CDS is adjacent to the Panama Canal on the ex-U.S. 2016 announced the newest addition to the Panama Canal, with wider locks for the world’s largest cargo ships. A visit to the Canal locks and Museum is one of the many high-lights of international travelers. Along the Pacific side we will gather in ceremony as the Hokulea completes the canal locks trans-ocean crossing.
Directly from airport, participants will be taken to a local the City of Knowledge along the Panama Canal.ĭay 2 : Panama Canal & Hokulea Welecome Ceremony: The international indigenous voyage of the Hokulea Canoe will make the historic crossing from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean. ITINERARY (Tentative and may subject to minor changes)Īrrival Date – Janu(airport pick up at Panama's (PTY) Tocumen Airport included in registration)ĭay 1: Arrival, Greetings: International Airport pick up will be provided. Conversation and conservation leads to protecting native species (including human), improve food sovereignty, food security and promote unity among the nations. Panama's Tropical Rainforests belong to an important biological corridor and can be considered the lungs of the planet. InterTribal Youth partnered with local communities to also begin our "adopt a rainforest" project we called "Guardians Re-forestation Project". We are proud InterTribal Youth is included in this process. Panama has the geographical location for a historical re-unification of the peoples, feathers and staffs. Indigenous Prophecy states that we are in the springtime of fulfillment and re-connection of the Eagle, Quetzal, and Condor is evident. In 2014, ITY was honored to be included for the "Spotlight on Biocultural Leadership" initiative lead by, Dr.
In 2008, ITY helped welcome the Peace and Dignity Runners along with the City of Knowledge. InterTribal Youth (ITY) has continually hosted International Exchange programs with tribes in Panama since 2005.
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