Conservation
5 reportsTo examine which interventions improve populations, reports set direct observations beside comparative measurements and model results. They also address how recovery is measured, showing how sparse measurements or incomplete records limit certainty.
Conservation Secures Two Millennia of Rock Art at Cueva de las Monas
A five-year project at Cueva de las Monas in northern Mexico has stabilized ancient rock paintings spanning over 2,000 years, protecting them from weathering and vandalism while revealing complex cultural layers
Nineteenth-Century Structures Uncovered Beneath Warsaw's Morysin Park
Archaeologists have revealed the remains of 19th-century buildings, including walls, floors, and a stone staircase, during excavations in Warsaw's Morysin Park, offering new evidence for the park's architectural history and preservation challenges
Robots Document Tibetan Antelope Migration in China's High-Altitude Reserve
DEEP Robotics has deployed its Lynx M20 wheeled-legged robot in the Serling Tso Nature Reserve to collect visual data on Tibetan antelope migration, testing the system's ability to operate in extreme plateau conditions with minimal wildlife disturbance
Guinea-Bissau's Islands Expand and Shrink with the Tides
A NASA satellite image captures how twice-daily tides redraw Guinea-Bissau's Bijagós Archipelago, exposing broad mudflats and sandflats before seawater returns through its mangrove channels
Ancient Human Remains and Maya Ceramics Found in Cenote Yaakun
Archaeologists have begun a research and conservation project at Cenote Yaakun near Playa del Carmen after the discovery of a possible young adult woman's skeleton and a cluster of Maya ceramics in a deep underwater context