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Ana Malhado, Luana Santos and Karoline Azevedo participated in the VII International Environmental Education Congress in Portuguese-Speaking Countries and Communities, held in...

Ana Malhado, Luana Santos, and Karoline Azevedo, from the Tropibio project, met with professors e researchers from Eduardo Mondlane University (UEM) in Mozambique on July 2023...

Richard Ladle and Ana Malhado are participants in the project "Plastic oceans: Monitoring the plastic production chain integrating disposal and recycling strategies to tackle...

Luke L. Powell hosted an Invited Seminar in Biodiversity and Evolution in CIBIO on the Bioko Biodiversity Protection Program: Unlocking Biodiversity Research and Conservation...

Richard Ladle travelled to Madrid, Spain, on May 24th for a meeting with Tropibio collaborator, Dr. Joaquín Hortal, at the Natural History Museum.

Tropibio researcher Fernanda Alves Martins delivered the third edition of the 30-hour Course on Structural Equations Modeling for Ecology from 15-17th of May for post-graduated...

The TROPIBIO researcher Raquel Vasconcelos attended in May the ‘Flora and Natural Resources of the Cabo Verde Islands Symposium’, in Cabo Verde.

ERA Chair Richard Ladle delivered the Plenary Talk on Reconnecting Societies with Nature at BIODIV Annual Meeting 2023.

Luke L. Powell hosted the seminar The effect of agricultural management on bird communities in tropical Africa: implications for biodiversity conservation and ecosystem...

Claudia Malhado was a monitor at the science dissemination fair "Mostra UP 2023”

Tropibio team published a new paper entitled Eponyms have no place in 21st-century biological nomenclature at Nature Ecology and Evolution

From February 27th to March 3rd, the CIBIO organized its first Advanced course on Ecological Networks, organized by Ana Filipa Palmeirim.

On Friday 3rd March, Tropibio hosted an invited seminar in biodiversity and evolution titled "Eco-evolutionary aspects of species interactions through the lens of networks."

New Book "Strategic Opportunism: What Works in Africa" by Brian John Huntley presents lessons learned from six major conservation and research projects across ten African...

TROPIBIO project has launched a new site on GitHub to enhance collaboration among researchers and the wider scientific community.

The Tropibio project hosted on 3rd of February a roundtable discussion on how to ensure good practices when doing fieldwork in the tropics.

Mariana Carvalho and Rosie Trevelyan, visited Tropibio in February to co-organize a fieldwork course aimed at training 20 students from the PALOP and CIBIO