• Regional: Central America: Science and Environment  (12)

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• Chelemhá Cloud Forest Reserve - Private reserve describes indigenous flora and fauna, with rates for tours, meals, and lodging. [English/German]
• Early Maya Murals at San Bartolo, Guatemala - Article and photos on the discovery and early fieldwork at the site, estimated to date from 100 CE.
• Knut Eisermann - Ornithological Research and Wildlife Photography in Guatemala - Listing of published research and contract work.
• Maize of Guatemala - This site contains information about Guatemala's traditional food crop, maize (documents, photographs, links). It focuses especially on maize biodiversity.
• Petén Region and Maya Biosphere Reserve - Detailed geographic and ecological information on this area of the country, including indigenous species, environmental threats, bibliography, and photos.
• Proyecto San Bartolo - The official site of the archaelogical project describes its discovery, layout and structures, and planned research and conservation. [English/Spanish]
• Sierra de las Minas Region and Biosphere Reserve - Detailed geographic and ecological information on this area of the country, including indigenous species, environmental threats, bibliography, and photos.
• Yaxhá Private Natural Reserve - Aims to protect Maya Biosphere Park resources through providing environmentally friendly jobs. Describes flora and fauna, with information on scientific station and tourism facilities under construction. [English/Spanish]

• The Daily Glyph - Video from the San Bartolo site. (December 14, 2005)
• Archaeological Investigation and Conservation at San Bartolo - William A. Saturno's [English/Spanish] 2002 field report, with photos, detailed descriptions, and analysis of the pre-Classical site. (2002)
• Lost and Found - Transcript of NewsHour interview with Dr. Arthur Demarest on his discovery of Cancuen. Video and audio also available. (September 11, 2000)
• Maya Palace Uncovered - Article on the archaeologists working at Cancuen, who have uncovered the remains of an enormous Maya palace built nearly 1,300 years ago. Photos and maps. (September 8, 2000)
• Archaeological Survey in Jutiapa, Guatemala - Report describing a multi-year study of Classic Period settlement patterns on the southern Pacific coast. (1997)