- Jun032019

Professors teach curriculum subjects taking Amazonian culture into the classroom
By AmazCitSciRead moreBy Julia de Freitas and Vanessa Eyng Teachers from the municipality of Tefé, in the Amazon, started the activities…
AmazCitSci - May072019
Three Methods to Learn about Fish Migrations in the Amazon
By AmazCitSciRead moreThe Amazon River, from its headwaters in the Andes to its mouth in the Atlantic, runs at least 5,000 kilometers.…
AmazCitSci - Feb142019
The Complex History of Amazonian Water
By AmazCitSciRead moreThe Amazon may seem homogeneous at first glance. Yet it only takes a little bit of time in this lush…
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- Nov152018

The Hidrovía Amazónica: Who Wins and Who Pays?
By AmazCitSciRead moreThe hidrovía amazónica, or Amazon waterway project, proposes to dredge in thirteen malos pasos, or difficult spots where it is…
AmazCitSci - May302018
Urgent action for conservation of the dorado in the Madera Basin
By AmazCitSciRead moreProduct of several authors in a workshop after the First Bolivian Ichthyology Congress held in Cochabamba: Policy Brief
AmazCitSci - Feb272018
For Many Fish, Forest is Just as Necessary as Water
By AmazCitSciRead moreScientists (Arantes et al., 2018; Castello et al., 2017) recently used spatial data, fisheries data, and field surveys to elucidate…
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- Jan092018
Consider the tambaqui
By AmazCitSciRead moreThe tambaqui (Colossoma macropomum, sometimes also known as pacu or gamitana) is a tasty delight found commonly in Amazonian fish…
AmazCitSci - Nov092017
The case for citizen science in the Amazon
By AmazCitSciRead moreThe Amazon is big. The Amazon is remote. The Amazon is unknowable. Or, at least, that’s what traditional science would…
AmazCitSci - Aug242017
Potential Impacts of Planned Andean Dams Outweigh Benefits, Scientists Say
By AmazCitSciRead more*NEWS RELEASE* • WCS-supported scientists used historical data and models to predict the impacts of six planned or potential Andean…
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- Jun302017
Amazonian Peatlands: the Rarest Wetlands Are Also the Most Important When It Comes To Carbon
By AmazCitSciRead more50% of Peru’s sequestered carbon is found in 3% of its forest. Peat, or soil of at least 30% dead…
AmazCitSci - Feb062017
Scientists Confirm Dorado Catfish As All-Time Distance Champion of Freshwater Migrations
By AmazCitSciRead moreSee the original press release in the WCS Newsroom here. Full migratory life-cycle distance of dorado catfish stretches from Amazon…
AmazCitSci - Dec082016
Scientists Produce a New Roadmap For Guiding Development & Conservation Efforts in the Amazon
By AmazCitSciRead moreSee the original press release in the WCS Newsroom here. New river basin classification will help safeguard region’s biodiversity and…
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