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Jun222022
World Fish Migration Day (LIOP- UFAM)
By Yira Onzaga
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Yira Onzaga
Jun212022
Students complete a year of fish monitoring in the Tapajós and Amazon basins.
By Yira Onzaga
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Yira Onzaga
May312022
Ictio in four years of growth and collaboration!
By Yira Onzaga
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Yira Onzaga
Apr262022
First Encounter of Tourist Guides (Rurrenabaque, Beni- Bolivia)
By Yira Onzaga
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Yira Onzaga
Feb282022
How to face oil spills and their effects? Specialists from different countries share their experiences
By Claudia Acosta
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Claudia Acosta
Feb092022
Ictio data doubled in 2021
By Claudia Acosta
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Claudia Acosta
Dec092021
Workshop for environmental monitoring in protected areas and indigenous territories
By Claudia Acosta
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Claudia Acosta
Nov032021
Ictio Data Update – September 2021
By Claudia Acosta
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Claudia Acosta
Aug312021
Special Issue on the Application of Citizen Science
By Claudia Acosta
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Claudia Acosta
Aug092021
The Sucuruína River in Brazil, used for canoeing, threatened by Small Hydroelectric Power Plants (SHPPs)
By AmazCitSci
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AmazCitSci
Jul272021
Ictio’s database grows in the second quarter of 2021
By AmazCitSci
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AmazCitSci
May162021
Beni River Fish Breeding Zone Campaign
By AmazCitSci
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AmazCitSci
Mar252021
The socio-environmental impacts and energy unsustainability of Small Hydroelectric Plants in the Amazon
By AmazCitSci
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AmazCitSci
Nov202020
Celebrating World Fisheries Day
By AmazCitSci
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Nov172020
First International Congress on the Peruvian Amazon
By AmazCitSci
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AmazCitSci
Nov172020
Talking about basin levels
By AmazCitSci
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AmazCitSci
Nov092020
The piraiba, an unbeknownst giant
By Claudia Acosta
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Claudia Acosta
May292020
An impressive migration is interrupted
By Claudia Acosta
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Claudia Acosta
May252020
The smallest smallest – because migration is not just a matter of size
By AmazCitSci
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AmazCitSci
May232020
Looking at Amazonian turtles and the importance of monitoring them
By AmazCitSci
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AmazCitSci
May222020
Biodiversity on the move
By AmazCitSci
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AmazCitSci
Apr152020
New partners of the Citizen Science Network for the Amazon
By AmazCitSci
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AmazCitSci
Apr092020
Ictio App: Monitoring Amazon fish
By AmazCitSci
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AmazCitSci
Apr072020
Amazon Fish database integrates with Ictio
By AmazCitSci
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AmazCitSci
Sep082019
Monitoring app makes young indigenous into scientists citizens
By AmazCitSci
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AmazCitSci
Jun032019
Professors teach curriculum subjects taking Amazonian culture into the classroom
By AmazCitSci
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NEWS

World Fish Migration Day (LIOP- UFAM)

Students complete a year of fish monitoring in the Tapajós and Amazon basins.

Ictio in four years of growth and collaboration!

First Encounter of Tourist Guides (Rurrenabaque, Beni- Bolivia)

How to face oil spills and their effects? Specialists from different countries share their experiences

Ictio data doubled in 2021

Workshop for environmental monitoring in protected areas and indigenous territories

Ictio Data Update – September 2021

Special Issue on the Application of Citizen Science

The Sucuruína River in Brazil, used for canoeing, threatened by Small Hydroelectric Power Plants (SHPPs)

Ictio’s database grows in the second quarter of 2021

Beni River Fish Breeding Zone Campaign

The socio-environmental impacts and energy unsustainability of Small Hydroelectric Plants in the Amazon

Celebrating World Fisheries Day

First International Congress on the Peruvian Amazon

Talking about basin levels

The piraiba, an unbeknownst giant

An impressive migration is interrupted

The smallest smallest – because migration is not just a matter of size

Looking at Amazonian turtles and the importance of monitoring them

Biodiversity on the move

New partners of the Citizen Science Network for the Amazon

Ictio App: Monitoring Amazon fish

Amazon Fish database integrates with Ictio

Monitoring app makes young indigenous into scientists citizens

Professors teach curriculum subjects taking Amazonian culture into the classroom