Highlithed interviews, symposiums, and productions

Co-organizer of the open round-table entitled: 'People and Plants  - the importance of creating networks', at the 19th National Science and Technology Week at the Rio de Janeiro Botanical Garden. Oct 2022.

Invited participant at 'The Scientist Warning' Movie, featured by William J. Ripple and presented by Oregon State University and the Alliance of World Scientists.

Opening talk of the 2022 Scientific Seminars of the Rio de Janeiro Botanical Garden Research Institute - Portuguese only.

Brazilian Meeting of Ecology (RABECO) 2021
Chair and organized of the symposium: "The ecological and evolutionaty implications of the webs of life" - Portugue only.

Invited contributor to the global campaign called 'The International Scholars Warning on the Corporate-Capture of the Climate Agenda and Need for a Real Green Revolution'
urging communities to lead their own ‘emergency response’ after ‘failure’ of COP26 to slash dangerous greenhouse gas emissions. Promoted by 'Facing Future'.

Invited Panelist at the "Merging social, economic and ecological networks for sustainable and resilient food systems". Royal Society Resilient Futures Challenge-led project. Talk: Seed dispersal networks in human-modified landscapes and their potential to enhance conservation, restoration and food security. Newcastle University. 2020.

Translation of the promotional video "Searching for the Stresemann's Bristlefront" from the National Centre for Wild Birds Research and Conservation (ICMBIo/CEMAVE).

Interview for 'Radio Unesp' (2019) - The loss of plant-animal interactions - ecological, evolutionary and social implications ( Portuguese only, www.radio.unesp.br/entrevistas).

Interview for, and assistance producer of, 'BBC Radio 4' (2012) - Amazonia - keeping it alive.
www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p02rws2v

Science education - outreaching articles and campaigns

An article at The Conversation featuring our research at the reservoir of Balbina Dam, Central Amazon.

Sharing some findings from my 4-y postdoc at FAPESP newsletter. FAPESP finances cutting-edge research from public institutions in Brazil.

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Public engagement to promote Science and Public Universities in Brazil.

Public engagement writing to the 'The Science Breaker' website and app.

Infographic to communicate our findings published in Science Advances (doi10.1126/sciadv.aav6699) to the general public interested in Biodiversity and Conservation.

Science education - articles for blogs