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Scientists studying 17,000 years of Panama's ecological history found that bringing back large plant-eating animals could restore natural benefits lost when giant sloths and elephant relatives vanished. The research offers a roadmap for healing tropical forests.
Archaeologists in Panama have unearthed a stunning tomb filled with ancient gold ornaments, offering a rare window into a sophisticated civilization from 1,000 years ago. The discovery ranks among the most significant archaeological finds in Panama's recent history.
Archaeologists in Panama have discovered an ancient tomb packed with gold treasures that reveals how powerful leaders lived and were honored a millennium ago. The find ranks among the country's most important archaeological discoveries in recent years.
Florida Power & Light volunteers rolled up their sleeves to beautify The Arc of the Bay nonprofit facilities in Panama City. The volunteer effort brought fresh life to spaces serving people with disabilities.
Wildlife doesn't recognize borders, and now neither does conservation. Six countries just wrapped up a groundbreaking program that's helping them protect endangered species together—from jaguars crossing Colombia and Panama to rhinos in Chad and South Africa.
The Caribbean Series just witnessed its wildest game ever as the Dominican Republic and Panama combined for 31 runs in a historic 16-15 slugfest. The game-breaking performance sends the Dominican team to the semifinals and rewrites tournament history books.
Free tax help is expanding in Northwest Florida, where volunteers filed 2,500 returns last year and brought $3.5 million back into local communities. The program needs more volunteers to help families who can't afford professional tax services.
Scientists in Panama discovered that adding nitrogen to recovering forests can double their growth and carbon absorption for a decade. This breakthrough could help tropical forests bounce back faster after cattle farming strips nutrients from the soil.
Scientists discovered that adding nitrogen to newly cleared tropical forest land makes trees grow twice as fast, offering a natural solution to speed up climate action. The groundbreaking Panama study shows nitrogen, not phosphorus, is the missing ingredient in young forest recovery.
A brave photographer captured the winning shot of blood-sucking flies landing on a crocodile's head in Panama. The British Ecological Society's annual photography competition showcases stunning moments of animals, plants, and scientists working together in nature.
After 25,000 lives lost and France's crushing failure, America finished the Panama Canal in 1914 through pure determination. The story of building the world's most ambitious project proves that persistence transforms impossible dreams into reality.