A new study, published now in Nature Ecology and Evolution, draws on pollen records from tropical regions formerly claimed by the Spanish Empire in both the Atlantic and the Pacific to test the ...

In 1901, within two years of the United States taking Guam from the Spanish and establishing a military government on the island overseen by the Navy, a group of 32 mainly CHamoru men sent a petition ...

After being initially welcomed by the people of Hagåtña and Guam in 1668, and celebrated with hundreds requesting to be converted and dozens of babies offered to be baptized, the mood of the CHamoru ...

New research shows that disruptions to Indigenous land management following Iberian colonization did not always result in widespread forest regrowth in the Americas and Asia-Pacific, as has been ...