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Universidade de Araraquara (UNIARA) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Bachelors degree and teaching license in Biological Sciences from UNESP, with a Masters and Ph.D. in Applied Ecology from USP. He completed postdoctoral research at UNESP and UFPR. He has experience in Ecology, Biogeography, Evolution, Spatial Planning, and Genetics, with a focus on Conservation Science. Currently, he is a faculty member in the Biological Sciences program at the University of Araraquara. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Understanding the spatial and temporal distribution of hunting is essential for managing protected areas as well as for comprehending its impact on wildlife. This understanding also allows for the targeting of patrols to areas with higher hunting pressure. A promising way to estimate hunting pressure is through the use of autonomous bioacoustic recorders combined with artificial intellige…
Tropical forests are vital for terrestrial biodiversity and the habitat for half of all known species globally. However, tropical forests are being lost at an alarming rate, with deforestation posing a serious threat not only to biodiversity, but also human well-being. There are indications of a relationship between economic inequality, population growth, and deforestation rates, but a fu…
Understanding hunting practices in Brazil is essential to evaluate their environmental, social, and economic impacts. Hunting in Brazil, especially in tropical regions, has historically been significant for local communities, serving as a source of food and income. However, illegal hunting poses a significant threat to ecological balance, contributing to the spread of zoonotic diseases an…
Estimating wildlife density is crucial for species conservation. However, selecting themost appropriate method is a challenge due to the variety and particularities of availablemethods. Neotropical ungulates are medium and large-sized mammals that playessential ecological roles in their ecosystems. Despite their importance, there are fewstudies on the best methods to estimate the density …
Mazama species geographic distributions at the Atlantic Forest are based on few historical records and its general association to phytophysiognomies. Current studies on the species' densities shows poor precision and unknown accuracy, thus making it necessary to prospect the Atlantic Forest remaining fragments in search for deer occurrence records and also to estimate deer density in thes…
The dwarf brocket deer (Mazaman nana) is a cervid species that occupies the forests of southern Brazil and has been greatly affected by the drastic reduction of forested areas, especially the Araucaria forest. It is the neotropical deer less studied by science and its conservation status is classified by the International Union for Conservation of Nature as "data deficient" and the Brazil…
The red-brocket-deer (Mazama americana) is a specie spread through out the primaries forests and have been very affected by the deforestation, specially in São Paulo state where it occurs in the seasonal semidecidual forest. The only huge protected area of this habitat in the state is on the Parque Estadual Morro do Diabo, being the other areas so small. Very few areas, excepting the prot…
Estimating wildlife density is crucial for species conservation. However, selecting the most appropriate method is a challenge due to the variety and particularities of available methods. Neotropical ungulates are medium and large-sized mammals that play essential ecological roles in their ecosystems. Despite their importance, there are few studies on the best methods to estimate the dens…
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