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AmazCitSciThe smallest smallest – because migration is not just a matter of size
Read moreBy Vanessa Eyng y Guido Miranda Collaborators: Claudia Acosta and Gina Leite The Tacana people are located in the…
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Looking at Amazonian turtles and the importance of monitoring them
Read moreBy Camila Fagundes and Camila Ferrara – WCS Brasil The turtles of the Amazon, like many other animals, move…
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Biodiversity on the move
Read moreTe invitamos a explorar los movimientos por los ríos de la Cuenca Amazónica La Red Ciencia Ciudadana para la Amazonía…
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New partners of the Citizen Science Network for the Amazon
Read moreThe Citizen Science Network for the Amazon is growing. Welcome to todxs; it is a pleasure to collaborate with you!…
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Ictio App: Monitoring Amazon fish
Read moreBy Fish TV, Brazil That there are migratory species, we know. But what if I said you could be…
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Amazon Fish database integrates with Ictio
Read moreAmazon Fish/ Ictio The Amazon Fish consortium integrates its database of freshwater fish to the Ictio platform. Along with…
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Professors teach curriculum subjects taking Amazonian culture into the classroom
Read moreBy Julia de Freitas and Vanessa Eyng Teachers from the municipality of Tefé, in the Amazon, started the activities…
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Three Methods to Learn about Fish Migrations in the Amazon
Read moreThe Amazon River, from its headwaters in the Andes to its mouth in the Atlantic, runs at least 5,000 kilometers.…
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The Complex History of Amazonian Water
Read moreThe Amazon may seem homogeneous at first glance. Yet it only takes a little bit of time in this lush…
