Graduated in Biology from Universidade Estadual Paulista - UNESP in 2022. Has experience in General Biology, with emphasis on Marine Biology, Fauna Conservation and Environmental Education. Developed Final project and scientific initiation project (PIBIC Scholar) on pollination by marsupials. Completed 11 volunteer internships at NGOs and Institutions in favor of wildlife conservation: Ecoasas Institute, Saguis da Amazônia Project, Ecoassociados, Manatí Project (Aquasis), Jacutinga Project (SAVE Brasil), Mucky Project, ICMBio (Rebio da Mata Escura, Parna Mapinguari , and Flona de Capão Bonito), Tamar Project and Argonauta Institute. I was a PIBIC scholarship holder for scientific initiation with carid shrimp (2019-2020) (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The Amazon is the largest, most biodiverse and important rainforest in the world. It provides essential ecosystem services for the functioning of the planet's biogeochemical cycles, is home to about 10% of all Earth's diversity, as well as the greatest wealth of primate species, and forms the largest ecotone on the planet with the Cerrado. However, the southeastern region of the Amazon is…
Amazonia is the largest, most biodiverse, and important tropical forest worldwide. It provides essential ecosystem services for the functioning of global biogeochemical cycles, harbors around 10% of the Earth's diversity, including the highest number of primate species and forms with the Cerrado biome the largest ecotone on the planet. Despite the well-known importance of Amazonia for hum…
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