Veridiana Dalla Vecchia

Journalism

Professor at the School of Communication, Arts, and Design at the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio Grande do Sul (Famecos/PUCRS). Ph.D. in International Strategic Studies from the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul (UFRGS), leader of the Research Group on International Relations and the Environment (GERIMA/UFRGS), and member of the Research Group on Indigenous Peoples and Global Politics (PUC-Rio). Editor of the Sunday edition (+Domingo) of the newspaper Correio do Povo, in Porto Alegre (RS).

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Open Calls

Public call for journalistic reports based on biodiversity data

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This report shows how the sand dunes in southwestern Rio Grande do Sul are part of a complex hydrological cycle that connects the rain coming from the Amazon to the Guarani Aquifer System.

It had the scientific collaboration of Enzo G. Luciano, Sandro Pauli, and Kathleen Mahra, students of The Training Program in Quantitative Ecology.

Read the full article.


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Projects

Ecossistema único, areais estão conectados às chuvas da Amazônia

Science outreach / Journalism

This report shows how the sand dunes in southwestern Rio Grande do Sul are part of a complex hydrological cycle that connects the rain coming from the Amazon to the Guarani Aquifer System.

It had the scientific collaboration of Enzo G. Luciano, Sandro Pauli, and Kathleen Mahra, students of The Training Program in Quantitative Ecology.

Read the full article.

Amount invested

Grant 2026: R$ 3.550,00