Author archive for Gabriela Merizalderubio

  • May122025

    Closing of the First Cycle of Knowledge Dialogues: A Decisive Step Toward a Fairer and More Sustainable Fishery in the Amazon

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    With the active participation of 61 fishers from Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru — representing 27 associations —and the…

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  • Apr162025

    Ictio: a fish observation database at the scale of the Amazon Basin

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  • Feb242025

    Small and Nutritious Fish: A Healthy and Sustainable Alternative for the Amazon Region

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    Study reveals that low-trophic-level species, mostly small fish, are rich in essential nutrients, low in mercury, and more accessible to…

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  • Jan312025

    Ictio update: platform revisions and improvements

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  • Dec122024

    Ictio progresses: more records and new tools

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  • Aug212024

    Ictio progresses in the development of new tools for the observation of Amazonian fishes

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  • Aug152024

    Ictio: recent analysis reveals its potential for understanding fish migration patterns in Amazonia

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    Amazonian fisheries specialists from the University of Tennessee and WCS evaluated the potential of the Ictio platform to improve knowledge…

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  • May062024

    The fishers are taking the lead: monitoring Amazon fish with Ictio

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  • Apr032024

    Second Knowledge Dialogue: Reflections and Commitments on Fisheries Management in the Amazon

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    The Second Knowledge Dialogue, convened by the Amazon Waters Alliance in Lima, Peru, became a vital space to exchange experiences…

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  • Mar052024

    Conversation with a citizen scientist in the Ecuadorian Amazon

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    Liseth Chuim is a citizen scientist and fisherwoman. She lives in the Shuar Kaputna Center, on the southern edge of…

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