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DNA testing proves that cocoa originated in the Amazon and reveals robust pre-Columbian trade
Sibélia Zanon
29 Jul 2024
Sri Lanka aims to restore ancient irrigation tanks in climate change plan
Malaka Rodrigo
22 Apr 2023
Reviving an ancient way of aquaculture at Hawaii’s Heʻeia fishpond
Shannon Brown
20 Apr 2020
Conserving the World’s Remaining Intact Forests (commentary)
Michael Painter and David Wilkie
25 Jul 2017
Pre-Columbian Amazon settlement primarily ate fish — more sustainable?
Claire Salisbury
8 Jul 2016
Controversial park plans in Guatemala’s Maya Biosphere Reserve
Sandra Cuffe
17 Jun 2016
Communities lead the way in rainforest conservation in Guatemala
Sandra Cuffe
9 Jun 2016
Successes and many challenges in Guatemala’s Maya Biosphere Reserve
Sandra Cuffe
2 Jun 2016
Lima to restore pre-Incan aqueducts to alleviate its water crisis
Ariel Mark
16 Apr 2015
Discovery of ‘Lost City’ spurs conservation pledge
Jeremy Hance
18 Mar 2015
Drones to scan the Amazon rainforest for hidden civilizations
Mongabay.com
18 Feb 2015
Giant stone face unveiled in the Amazon rainforest (video)
Jeremy Hance
4 Dec 2014
Egyptian art helps chart past extinctions of big mammals
Kim Smuga-Otto
1 Dec 2014
A garden or a wilderness? One-fifth of the Amazon may have been savannah before the arrival of Europeans
Jeremy Hance
9 Jul 2014
Experts dispute recent study that claims little impact by pre-Columbian tribes in Amazon
Jeremy Hance
5 Jul 2012
Humans drove rainforest into savannah in ancient Africa
Jeremy Hance
9 Feb 2012
Evidence mounts that Maya did themselves in through deforestation
Jeremy Hance
8 Dec 2011
Scientists confirm ancient Egyptian knowledge: Nile crocodile is two species
Jeremy Hance
20 Sep 2011
Destructive farming practices of early civilization may have altered climate long before industrial era
Jeremy Hance
31 Aug 2009
Chocolate has been a delicacy north of Mexico for a thousand years
Jeremy Hance
2 Feb 2009
European conquest of the Americas may have driven global cooling
Mongabay.com
18 Dec 2008
Pre-Colombian Amazonians lived in sustainable ‘urban’ society
Rhett A. Butler
28 Aug 2008
Heavily-populated Amazon was decimated by old world disease
Jeremy Hance
9 Jun 2008
Ancient Amazon fires linked to human populations
Rhett A. Butler
20 Feb 2008
Chocolate first used more than 3100 years ago
Mongabay.com
12 Nov 2007
Crop domestication originated in compost piles
Mongabay.com
19 Aug 2007
Failing water supply destroyed lost city of Angkor Wat
Mongabay.com
13 Aug 2007
Killers of renowned anthropologist sentenced in Brazil
Mongabay.com
12 Jul 2007
Peanuts, cotton, squash first farmed in Peru 6,000-10,000 years ago
Mongabay.com
28 Jun 2007
Polynesians brought chickens to Americas before Columbus
Rhett A. Butler
4 Jun 2007
Maize cultivated at least 7,300 years ago in Mexico
Rhett A. Butler
9 Apr 2007
Amazon rainforest fires date back thousands of years
Rhett A. Butler
14 Mar 2007
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