Antônio Laranjeira

Journalism

Journalist, editorial producer, and Ph.D. candidate in Communication (UFBA). He works at the intersection of the environment, data science, and public policy, developing research and strategies for science communication for media outlets, organizations, and projects with a social impact.

Open Calls

Public call for journalistic reports based on biodiversity data
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The report investigated the dorado: an animal capable of swimming more than 11,000 kilometers over the course of its life and storing a wealth of microscopic information in its head. Read on to understand how the assessment of the ecological impact of hydroelectric dams and sustainable fisheries management across countries can determine the survival or extinction of this species of giant catfish. It had the scientific collaboration of Larissa Rayanny Sousa, Natale Dias and Renan Cassimiro Brito, students of The Training Program in Quantitative Ecology. Read the full article.
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Projects

O peixe migrante que ajuda a entender as crises dos rios da Amazônia
Science outreach / Journalism

The report investigated the dorado: an animal capable of swimming more than 11,000 kilometers over the course of its life and storing a wealth of microscopic information in its head. Read on to understand how the assessment of the ecological impact of hydroelectric dams and sustainable fisheries management across countries can determine the survival or extinction of this species of giant catfish.

It had the scientific collaboration of Larissa Rayanny Sousa, Natale Dias and Renan Cassimiro Brito, students of The Training Program in Quantitative Ecology.

Read the full article.

Amount invested

Grant 2026: R$ 9.750,00