Rio Trombetas Rangers

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Boat trip: Amazon River. • Literature review. • The Amazon Environment. • Amazon wildlife ecology. • Origins of Amazon wildlife. • Threats to Amazon wildlife.
Outcomes from the CDU first Brazilian Amazon Field Intensive

Carla Eisemberg, Sarah Sutcliffe, Lou Martini, Diane Bowman, Ella-Monique Mason

BAFI: Brazilian Amazon Field Intensive From Northern Australia to Northern Brazil Exchanges in Wildlife Conservation • Comparisons: • Fauna and Flora: Gondwana connections • Location: Tropics, remote • Human pressures: Develop the North! • Exchange of ideas: • Student experiences • Research • Sustainable development

Locations • Manaus • National Institute for Amazon Research • Science Grove • Adolpho Ducke Forest Reserve

• Amazon River

• Porto Trombetas • Rio Trombetas Biological Reserve • Turtle nesting sandbanks • Erepecu Lake

• Porto Trombetas Town • School • Mine headquarters

National Institute for Amazon Research

Adolpho Ducke Forest Reserve Terra firme forest

Boat trip: Amazon River • Literature review • • • • •

The Amazon Environment Amazon wildlife ecology Origins of Amazon wildlife Threats to Amazon wildlife Wildlife conservation and management in Amazon • Northern Australia and northern Brazil connections • Study of case: Riverine turtle conservation at the Rio Trombetas Biological Reserve

• Book: Introduction to Amazon Wildlife Conservation

IUCN red list workshop • South American freshwater turtles and tortoses • Students were invited to become contributors

Reserva Biologica Rio Trombetas

ReBio Rio Trombetas Wildlife conservation stakeholders Industry (Mine) Riverine communities

Managers

South American Indians Quilombolas

Rio Trombetas

Traditional communities

Reserve

Community Rangers Trombetas Town (Mine workers)

Researchers

National

International

Threats to wildlife • Poaching • Illegal logging • Roads

Rio Trombetas Rangers • Listening • Working together • Exchanging experiences

Helping Brazilian researchers • Turtle vocalization • Recording technics • Recent exciting discoveries on turtle social interaction

MEM Project • Aims • Before field intensive • Activities in the field • Helping managers to adapt to climate change

Community engagement • Introduction to the program • Nest protection • Hatchling release

• Porto Trombetas Secondary School • Activity:

• Climate change and turtles

• Production of educational material

Environmental Education

Back to Australia!

More information: • [email protected] • Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BrazilnAuswild/

Obrigada!