Dulce A. Romero whoward@harpercollege.edu Today the Naso people number about 3,800 and live on the forested banks of the Teribe River, subsisting on agriculture. Another few hundred live across the border in Costa Rica. Sun, 9 Jun 2019 09:52:12 -08:00 worlding study abroad, panama, indigenous, environment, conservation, agriculture, community, latin america