The Guna indigenous people have inhabited the island of Gardi Sugdub, one of the 365 islands in the Guna Yala archipelago in Panama, for over 100 years.
However, experts predict that this Panamanian island might become uninhabitable in less than 30 years. Driven by rising sea levels and overcrowding, 300 families from this indigenous community have become Panama's first official climate refugees.
BBC News Mundo's Agustina Latourrette and Gonzalo Cañada travelled there to document the relocation process.
0:00 The community on Gardi Sugdub
01:29 Relocating the residents
03:47 Rising sea levels
05:07 Building a new place to live
07:03 Challenges of Isberyala
09:19 Maintaining identity
11:14 Building a school
12:16 "A second Eden"
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