Scientists works with partners in Paraguay to develop
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When a team of scientists couldn’t visit a forest to conduct research, they did it remotely, based on information made available in biodiversity databases.
Search Mapping Ecological Corridors in Paraguay
She is the managing director for CCS’s Paraguay programs
She is the managing director for CCS’s Paraguay programs
It is native to Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Paraguay
It is native to Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Paraguay
Dr. Tremaine Gregory is a Senior Sustainable Infrastructure Scientist with the Sustainable Infrastructure Initiative at the World Wildlife Fund. She brings over a decade of experience in biodiversity monitoring and impact assessment in the Amazon and Atlantic Forest.
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CCS works in regions of high biodiversity to promote knowledge and develop best practices for the integration of conservation and development. The Center has worked on programs around the world, with ongoing research in Canada, Peru and Gabon.
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Alfonso Alonso is the acting head of the National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute’s Center for Conservation and Sustainability. As a conservation biologist, he is passionate about finding how species of plants and animals are distributed in different ecosystems. For the last 25 years, Alonso has developed monitoring programs to minimize impacts on biodiversity during oil and gas projects. For this, he assembles teams of researchers with specialties in different animal and plant groups.
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The false water cobra is one of the larger, more abundant snakes inhabiting South America’s floodplains. When threatened, this semi-aquatic species can flatten its neck, resembling a cobra, to make itself appear larger.
originates from the Guaraní people who inhabit Brazil, Paraguay
Central de Cafetaleros del Nor Oriente (CECANOR) is a coffee production and export company focused on certified organic products in Chiclayo, Peru. Located along the Pan-American Highway in an area also known for sugarcane, cotton, and rice production, this company has been Bird Friendly certified since 2012.
Parrot Feathered fact: Range extends from Florida to Paraguay
Nathalia Salazar is an education specialist at the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute’s Center for Conservation and Sustainability, where she develops educational programs and strategies to promote the understanding of biodiversity conservation.
and ex-situ conservation of the Atlantic Forest in Paraguay
