Since 2018, the program has supported more than 130 scientific dissemination projects. It is currently focused on professional media and journalism initiatives.
This report shows how “flying rivers” that form in the Amazon contribute to the water cycle in Uruguay.
The report shows that when the Amazon is deforested, many Ecuadorians and Colombians may be adversely affected.
Report investigates the environmental and social impacts caused by gold mining in the Venezuelan Amazon.
“Axé das Plantas” (The Axé of Plants) discusses the phytotherapeutic properties of plants with priests and pharmacology researchers.
The report demonstrates the negative impact of changes to the São Francisco River on the largest river basin entirely within Brazilian territory.
The article shows how the sand dunes in southwestern Rio Grande do Sul are part of a complex hydrological cycle.
In the game Flua, you’ll dive into the various paths a water particle takes through South America, learning about its flow and its stories.
Documentary reveals the connection between the Andes and the Amazon through the complex water cycle and its importance as an environmental service.
“Laboratógio de Geojornalismo” (Geojournalism Laboratory) encourages journalists to use geoscience data when covering environmental issues.
Coordinated by Thiago Dominici, the project investigates the influence of the healthcare and food industries in Brazil.
The report investigated the dourado: an animal that stores a wealth of microscopic information inside its head.
This report highlights the significant changes in the Acre River basin that help explain the instability in its hydrological system.
Coordinated by journalist Ana Aranha, the project investigates conflicts of interest between science and the food industry
One of Latin America’s leading events in journalism and entrepreneurship, the 3i Festival is back in Rio de Janeiro for its 6th national edition.
The report investigates threats to the existence of native stingless bees and the consequences for pollination of local species.
Report investigates the impacts of biodiversity loss on riverside communities in the floodplains of some of the 39 islands of Belém.
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