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When migratory catfishes go up the river
Read moreThe Amazon Basin is home to more than 2000 fish species, each with unique characteristics. Among them are the “Goliath”…
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Challenges in the management of Brazilian wetlands: Negro and Juruá Rivers
Read moreWetlands are flooded land areas. In the rainy seasons, water is usually plentiful there, but its level decreases when drought…
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Freshwater: a vital resource to be understood, valued, and protected
Read moreAlthough Latin America has 31% of the planet’s freshwater sources, by 2050 it will be one of the most affected…
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Traditional and scientific knowledge for the environmental management of the Amazon Basin
Read moreAbout 400 indigenous peoples live in the Amazon, which is why it is said that this is an indigenous territory…
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…