Quando o som fere: impactos invisíveis na fronteira oceânica da Amazônia

Science outreach / Journalism

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Rudja Santos

The report “When sound becomes a weapon: The invisible impact on the Amazon’s ocean frontier” investigates the human and environmental impacts of oil exploration on local and traditional ecosystems in the Amazon region, on the border between Amapá, French Guiana, Suriname, and British Guiana.

It had the scientific collaboration of Marina Méga, Maria Napolitani and Iago Simões, students of The Training Program in Quantitative Ecology.

Read the full article.

Amount invested

Grant 2025: USD 1.800,00

Open Calls

Public call for journalistic reports based on biodiversity data

Topics
Amazonia
Oil