Andes
Could Flashing Lights Help Avert Conflict Between Herders and Pumas?
By using foxlights, which mimic a person walking with a flashlight, researchers were able to cut down big cat attacks on llamas and alpacas in the Andes.
Viewfinder: Anata Andino Harvest Festival in Bolivia
Aymara indigenous people perform traditional Andes highlands folk dances during the Anata Andino harvest festival in Oruro, Bolivia, on February 8th, 2018.
Peruvian Communities Reel From Stronger El Niño
Talking to the locals in Lurigancho-Chosica, Peru, after a devastating season of landslides
Climate Change Is Upending the Ecology of Lakes
These tropical lakes are a crucial source of water—and climate change has them in jeopardy.
What Dreams Still Come: An Old-Fashioned Explorer in Modern Times
How to be an old-fashioned explorer—intrepid, obsessive, khaki-clad—without conquering anything. The secret life of Keith Muscutt.
Tomb Raiders Foiled: How Common Is Theft at Archaeological Sites?
Archaeologists working in Peru sat on the find of a lifetime for months, keeping the artifacts safe from thieves.