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Environmental conservation and cleanup in Panama

Overview

In observance of Ocean Month, Panama has initiated several environmental conservation and waste management programs. The government and various organizations, including the National Association for the Conservation of Nature (ANCON) and the Ministry of Environment, announced the 35th National Beach, Coast, and River Cleaning Day to protect marine life such as whales, turtles, and coral reefs.

Cleanup efforts have targeted various locations, including the mouth of the Juan Díaz River and the Matías Hernández River, to remove debris like plastics, tires, and appliances. Alongside these coastal cleanups, recycling drives have been organized in Panama City to collect materials such as glass, cardboard, and cans, accompanied by educational workshops on composting and waste management.

Entities

Juan Carlos Navarro · TVN Media · Panama City Hall · Panama Food Bank · Ministry of Environment of Panama

Timeline

  1. [CULTURE] 2 sources
    Panama conducts environmental cleanup and recycling drives

    Panama held several environmental initiatives during Ocean Month, including a coastal cleanup at the Juan Díaz River and a recycling drive at Andrés Bello Park to promote waste management and awareness.

  2. [CULTURE] 2 sources
    Panama announces 35th National Beach and River Cleaning Day

    Panama has announced the 35th National Beach, Coast, and River Cleaning Day for September 2026, while local authorities report removing 470 tons of waste weekly from the capital's waterways and coasts.

Sources

newsroompanama.com · revistaleapanama.com · tvn-2.com