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8M - Exchanging flowers for responsibility

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By Daniela França

Emilie Snethlage Expedition: women ornithologists on the Juruá River

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Does it make sense to talk about gender inequality in science?

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In a mind-boggling academic race for publications, project approvals and university vacancies, the truth is that women are constantly behind men.

Personalities of the Mid Juruá: Dona Noêmia

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Great matriarch from the São Raimundo community and an example for women from across the middle Juruá.

The Juruá women's association with Quilvilene da Cunha

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Interview with Quilvilene Figueiredo da Cunhha, the president of the Association of Agroextractive Women of the Middle Juruá (ASMAMJ)

Forest management: as old as the time when humans and animals thrived

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André Antunes, another guest columnist, tells us about the historical management of forests

The Amazon loses one of the greatest connoisseurs of its flora

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Interview: Conservation of terrestrial fauna, with Whaldener Endo

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Whaldener Endo, is a biologist, with a PhD in Ecology and Natural Resource Management. We invited him to talk about his experience in the middle Juruá

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What does the curassow-piurí feed on?

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Gabriel Leite's scientific work shows the importance of knowing the natural history of the curassow to outline future conservation plans.

Voluntary Environmental Agents in the mid-Juruá

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Check out the work of the Agentes Ambientais Voluntários’ through the eyes of our guest columnist Maria Cunha.

Interview with Manuel Siqueira, ASPROC president

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We invite Manoel Cunha to tell us about the history of ASPROC.

The capacity of different forests to store carbon

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Trees same specie growing in várzea forest, or in terra firme forest have the same capacity to store carbon as woody biomass?

CHRONICLES OF THE JURUÁ: About loneliness

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CHRONICLES OF THE JURUÁ: About loneliness

Fishing is a woman thing?

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Is fishing a woman thing?

Instituto Juruá interviews Profº Drº Carlos Peres

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Instituto Juruá interviews PhD. Carlos Peres

Novelties

8M - Exchanging flowers for responsibility

By Daniela França

Emilie Snethlage Expedition: women ornithologists on the Juruá River

.

Does it make sense to talk about gender inequality in science?

In a mind-boggling academic race for publications, project approvals and university vacancies, the truth is that women are constantly behind men.

Personalities of the Mid Juruá: Dona Noêmia

Great matriarch from the São Raimundo community and an example for women from across the middle Juruá.

The Juruá women's association with Quilvilene da Cunha

Interview with Quilvilene Figueiredo da Cunhha, the president of the Association of Agroextractive Women of the Middle Juruá (ASMAMJ)

Forest management: as old as the time when humans and animals thrived

André Antunes, another guest columnist, tells us about the historical management of forests

The Amazon loses one of the greatest connoisseurs of its flora

.

Interview: Conservation of terrestrial fauna, with Whaldener Endo

Whaldener Endo, is a biologist, with a PhD in Ecology and Natural Resource Management. We invited him to talk about his experience in the middle Juruá

What does the curassow-piurí feed on?

Gabriel Leite's scientific work shows the importance of knowing the natural history of the curassow to outline future conservation plans.

Voluntary Environmental Agents in the mid-Juruá

Check out the work of the Agentes Ambientais Voluntários’ through the eyes of our guest columnist Maria Cunha.

Interview with Manuel Siqueira, ASPROC president

We invite Manoel Cunha to tell us about the history of ASPROC.

The capacity of different forests to store carbon

Trees same specie growing in várzea forest, or in terra firme forest have the same capacity to store carbon as woody biomass?

CHRONICLES OF THE JURUÁ: About loneliness

CHRONICLES OF THE JURUÁ: About loneliness

Fishing is a woman thing?

Is fishing a woman thing?

Instituto Juruá interviews Profº Drº Carlos Peres

Instituto Juruá interviews PhD. Carlos Peres

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