I´m researcher at Nacional Institute of Atlantic Forest, Brazil. #Birds conservation in human-made landscapes and #CitizenScience - That's my research subject!
Is it possible Eucalyptus landscape and high bird functional diversity? If land for conservation and production are associated in the same landscape, the answer is “yes”...Our data is suggesting it.
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Happy to announce an outstanding research of Citizen Science in South America.
Opportunities and Barriers for Citizen Science Growth in Brazil: Reflections from the First Workshop of the Brazilian Citizen Science Network: https://t.co/UNpBcLC8GH
.@ASPB is happy to announce the 2023 Plantae Fellows, an impressive group ready to bring their best to this resource for the plant science community! https://t.co/3xVqfgdqsW
#PlantaeFellows2023#WeAreASPB
During the social isolation in 2020, a group of Brazilians decided to broadcast live from their own bird feeders. That idea gained such success that also supported an amazing first compilation of which free-living birds occur at Brazilian bird feeders.
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Urban Southern house wren (Troglodytes musculus) nesting in apparently unsuitable human-made structures: is it worth it? This study starts when we saw the species trying to nest in a helmet!!! Many eBird, iNat and WikiAves records was reviewed. Enjoy!
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Fantastic study highlighting the consequences of land use changes on birds’ trophic guilds. Feathers of 851 bird individuals from 12 human-modified (HML) and 16 natural landscapes in the Brazilian Atlantic Forest showed huge changes in some species. https://t.co/Wrj7rWYg5w
I´m participating of #CitSci2020#ECSA2020. This is a nice opportunity to analyse the steps of my #CitizenScience project in #Brazil. Now I´m more confident that I´m in the right way. Knowledge improved😀! Thank you 3º ECSA
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NEOTROPICAL ALIEN MAMMALS: a data set of occurrence and abundance of alien mammals in the Neotropics https://t.co/6m4wWYq6w2. Happy to know that many of my opportunistic records of mammal in agricultural landscapes was useful for this interesting datapaper. I´m one of the 642😀
Nice conclusions from this incredible paper corroborates what I noticed looking at birds (see https://t.co/nLN8XAYin7)... Congratuation @MarceloMagioli !
Human-modified landscapes alter mammal resource and habitat use and trophic structure https://t.co/0X1FWjaGFL
Although human-modified landscapes (HMLs) provide resources for some mammals, these agricultural area may counteract conservation goals, according to a new study suggesting the need for favorable management of HMLs to support wildlife survival. In PNAS: https://t.co/9IQ4cYdAZA
Study awarded at #SCCS-NY2016 is finally published. Evidences of how different are some crops for #birds. #NeotropicalBio: Highly disparate bird assemblages in sugarcane and pastures: implications for bird conservation in agricultural landscapes https://t.co/5KYq9JUBKy
Seriema in urban ecosystem? Why? See my paper "Large Terrestrial Bird Adapting Behavior in an Urbanized Zone" Short video here: https://t.co/dxu3UKAXZ8 https://t.co/AfVyAOzc8m @MDPIOpenAccess#SeriemaSunday#mdpianimals
Long-term declines in bird populations in tropical agricultural countryside Congratulation @sekercioglu for this long term research! #agriculture#birdconservation https://t.co/94aXgH5YnM