Science for everyone

 |   1 to 10 of 215 articles found   |  Next >>
STRI's traditional course on introductory biology takes new path into the sea

STRI's traditional course on introductory biology takes new path into the sea

August 09, 2010

The 16 participants had the opportunity to visit STRI facilities at the Caribbean entrance to the Panama Canal and experience its reefs and surrounding mangrove forests....

Linkmore

 
Silent competition

Silent competition

August 02, 2010

In a recent publication in Acta Biologica Colombiana, "Ecological impact on native bees by the invasive Africanized honey bee", Roubik presents his results from 17 years of long-term studies of honey bees and their impact on other bees in Ame...

Linkmore

 
The five drivers that will determine the future

The five drivers that will determine the future

July 12, 2010

Five anthropogenic drivers — land use change, wood extraction, hunting, atmospheric change, climate change — will largely determine the future of tropical forests...

Linkmore

 
Functional biodiversity of photosynthesis in tropical orchids

Functional biodiversity of photosynthesis in tropical orchids

July 05, 2010

Orchids are the largest family of flowering plants with over 20,000 species worldwide, from which about 75% are epiphytes...

Linkmore

 
Madang, Papua New Guinea

Madang, Papua New Guinea

June 28, 2010

The project involves a permanent 50-ha forest monitoring plot in the Wanang area of northern PNG...

Linkmore

 
First radio tracking of tropical orchid bees

First radio tracking of tropical orchid bees

June 21, 2010

Orchid bees zip through increasingly scarce patches of tropical forest pollinating rare flowers...

Linkmore

 
Planting trees to celebrate World Environment Day 2010

Planting trees to celebrate World Environment Day 2010

June 14, 2010

Even if mega companies, governments, and international institutions cannot get it together, we need to remember that global action in addressing environmental problems starts with us...

Linkmore

 
New species: Already on death row?

New species: Already on death row?

June 07, 2010

Trying to stay ahead of a deadly disease that has wiped out more than 100 species, scientists at STRI continue to discover new frog species in Panama...

Linkmore

 
Seventeen years of camera-trapping

Seventeen years of camera-trapping

April 26, 2010

Camera-traps are exceptionally valuable to document elusive species...

Linkmore

 
Advancing archaeology in the Pearl Islands...

Advancing archaeology in the Pearl Islands...

April 19, 2010

Yahaira Núñez embarked on a different kind of project for her bachelor's thesis...

Linkmore