Colombia’s Caribbean region has an extensive and varied geography that produces an incredible variety of fruits.
With the help of chef Leonor Espinosa and her organization FUNLEO, an Afro-indigenous community on Colombia’s Pacific Coast comes alive.
A photographic journey across Colombia’s wild, undiscovered Pacific Coast.
A chance meeting at Kilometer 6 near Leticia in the Colombian Amazon brings a gringo and a Ticuna man together.
Throughout the Amazon, fermentation is a fundamental element of indigenous cuisine, used not only for conservation, but for adding flavor and making alcohol.
Fragments of a decade of research exploring the foodways of the Amazon rainforest.
Once hunters and egg collectors, the people of Cotocá Arriba in northwest Colombia are now the protectors of the critically endangered Magdalena River Turtles.
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