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AmazCitSciCelebrating World Fisheries Day
Read moreWorld Fishing Day is celebrated on November 21. Through fishing, fishermen and fisherwomen guarantee the feeding of their families, generate…
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First International Congress on the Peruvian Amazon
Read moreThe International Congress on the Peruvian Amazon will take place between November 23 and 27, 2020. The event will be…
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Talking about basin levels
Read moreAt first glance, rivers can be seen as lines flowing in their courses, delimited by their margins. But rivers influence…
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WCS’s Dr. Michael Goulding Will Be Awarded Today the Prestigious 2020 Parker/Gentry Award For Conservation Contributions
Read moreSaid Cristián Samper, President and CEO of WCS, who will be speaking at the virtual event: “At WCS, we are…
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An impressive migration is interrupted
Read moreText: Claudia Acosta, Fabrice Duponchele, Gina Leite, Guido Miranda & Vanessa Eyng. A journey of almost 11 thousand kilometers.…
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The 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!…