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Water monkeys: primates living in flooded areas

By Giovanny Vera 27 de April de 201614 de September de 2020

Book includes knowledge about primates living in flooded environments around the world, explaining the animals’ relationship with these places and how research can help in their conservation.

Two jaguars found in Mamirauá Reserve, and more are to come!

By Giovanny Vera 13 de April de 201614 de September de 2020

Researchers at the Mamirauá Institute captured two jaguars that will be included in the monitoring and study initiative of felines in the Amazon. The surprise, however, was to see a baby jaguar.

The ingenious capuchin monkeys of Mamiraua Reserve in Brazil

By Giovanny Vera 20 de November de 201514 de September de 2020

Researchers at the Institute Mamirauá caught a large-headed capuchin monkey preaching the nest of a black caiman with the help of a tool.

Amazon fishermen already talking about impacts of climate change

By Giovanny Vera 2 de July de 201514 de September de 2020

Today, faced with an increasingly erratic climate, some “predictions based on traditional knowledge of the riparian are no longer reliable, ” says a fishing technician.

Mamirauá: jaguars that survive in the flooded forest

By Giovanny Vera 23 de December de 201414 de September de 2020

Research of Mamirauá Institute shows that these animals are able to live in the flooded forests during the months of full water in the Amazon.

Ecotourism generates wealth surrounding the Mamirauá Reserve

By Giovanny Vera 7 de May de 201314 de September de 2020

Each $ 0.5 invested in tourism generates more than $ 2 for the local economy. The municipalities around the reserve are also benefited.

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Water monkeys: primates living in flooded areas

27 de April de 2016

Amazon fishermen already talking about impacts of climate change

2 de July de 2015

The ingenious capuchin monkeys of Mamiraua Reserve in Brazil

20 de November de 2015

Two jaguars found in Mamirauá Reserve, and more are to come!

13 de April de 2016

Mamirauá: jaguars that survive in the flooded forest

23 de December de 2014

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