Check our new paper: Remaining suitable areas for the critically endangered Brazilian Merganser are threatened by hydroelectric power plants @KatiaMFerraz@AndreGuaraldo@Terra_Brasilis
https://t.co/dnfq2yiLGu
Belíssima reportagem feita pela @carol.a.pinheiro sobre o pato-mergulhão, uma espécie tão fascinante quanto ameaçada! Foto: @adrianogambarini. @katiambferraz @tonnviana @funatura @pan_mergus2 #aves#cerrado#conservação https://t.co/KHorwRxpjY
The latest paper of my PhD is out in Perspectives in Ecology and Conservation (@PerspectEcolCon)! Here we present the loss of ecological functions performed by terrestrial #mammals in response to land-use changes in the #AtlanticForest hotspot.
https://t.co/1Swus6g8SV
Our new paper:
Species distribution model reveals only highly fragmented suitable patches remaining for giant armadillo in the Brazilian Cerrado
https://t.co/jRtl6vOPcr
Sharing our new paper on estimates of mammal roadkill for the São Paulo state, Brazil, with an alarming average number of ~39,600 animals being roadkilled per year!
https://t.co/VV1T2lhi6J
Participatory modeling process developed in collaboration with ICMBio and IUCN SSC CPSG to assist and guide conservation decisions for endangered species #iucn#cpsg#icmbio#cenap#cemave
de Barros Ferraz et al (https://t.co/1WdBhJeKZU) explore the use of participatory species distribution modeling to bridge the gap between researchers, planners and decision-makers to create transparent predictions that are more readily implemented using the jaguar as a case study
Habitat fragmentation narrows the distribution of avian functional traits associated with seed dispersal in tropical forest https://t.co/xrhzBe8BBB abst. Science Direct #ornithology BRASIL
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
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
How to understand the adaptation processes of wildlife living in urban areas? #CitizenScience may help! #Didyouseeabandedbird? Follow my recent published paper
#mdpianimals Large Terrestrial Bird Adapting Behavior in an Urbanized Zone https://t.co/nWfg2DHg6D @MDPIOpenAccess #