Land use/land cover (Lu/Lc) changes of last four decades (1980–2020 CE) helped to
evaluate the anthropogenic impacts in surroundings of the Lake Coatetelco at central-south …

The soil mantle of the tropical karst landscapes of southern Mexico was a key resource for
ancient Maya agriculture and experienced deep transformation due to long-term human …

Palaeoclimatic research has been performed in the Maya Area (MA), using mainly lake
sediment cores and speleothems. Most of the studies have been performed in the lowlands …

Central to the more-than-human form of biocultural diversity conservation linked to Maya Ixil
practising and living tiichajil and its txaa norms is a more-than-human identity that animates …

As an important way of maximizing land productivity by growing more than one crop type in
the same field, mixed cropping has been an effective option for sustaining population growth …

Abstract In the Biosphere Reserve of the Maya Lowlands, the large‐scale characterisation of
the current wetlands ecology and the exploitation and management of their natural …

Abstract Laguna Bacalar, one of Mexico's most significant near-coast lakes, remains
underexplored in the context of its Late Holocene paleoecology. A 2, 40 m long core was …

La agricultura campesina y sus sistemas de agrobiodiversidad se encuentran en una
coyuntura en la cual dos procesos globales imponen significantes retos para su …

The Maya civilization, renowned for its intricate sociopolitical organization, has been
extensively studied by archaeologists to decipher its societal structure. While previous …