I spent a week deep in the jungles of Nicaragua, in the heart of the Miskito tribal lands, it is the wild west, complete with Cowboys, Indians, and Outlaws. It is a beautiful place but also a place of conflict. Working with an NGO in this region requires building trust within the community I am excited to return again to do more work within the Miskito tribal lands.
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Casino in Siuna |
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Airstrip in Sinua |
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Local watching the plane landing at Siuna airstrip |
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Man riding horse in El Empalme |
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Horse along the road to Alamikamba |
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Traditional Miskito homes |
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Girl stretching after doing laundry along the banks of the Prinzapolca River |
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Boat operated by the NGO Harvest Initiative on the Prinzapolca River |
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End of the Road |
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Horses run loose around the outskirts of Alamikamba |
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Boy hoping for work digging out stuck vehicles near Alamikamba |
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Slowly being taken for parts |
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Women doing laundry along the banks of the Prinzapolca |
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Traditional Miskito dugout |
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Downtown Alamikamba |
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Remains of a forest recently harvested, likely illegally. |
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Well installed by NGO being tested in Llanos de Palmera |
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Traditional home in Llanos de Palmera |
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Government funded Aquabus project that sees little use along the Prinzapolca |
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Small cattle ranch |
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Boys swimming in the Prinzapolca outside of Alamikamba |
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The remains of yet another cleared section of forest |
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