In the Peruvian Amazon of Madre de Dios, natural ecosystems provide essential services
Program Conservation & Development Biodiversity in the Peruvian Amazon
yellow and black freshwater fish found primarily in the creeks and streams of the Amazon
yellow and black freshwater fish found primarily in the creeks and streams of the Amazon
Native to the Amazon River basin, these fish are important scavengers.
Native to the Amazon River basin, these fish are important scavengers.
They inhabit areas of the Amazon rainforest across southern Colombia, eastern Ecuador
They inhabit areas of the Amazon rainforest across southern Colombia, eastern Ecuador
is a massive yet sleek, streamlined freshwater fish native to the streams of the Amazon
is a massive yet sleek, streamlined freshwater fish native to the streams of the Amazon
silver arowana (or arawana) is a freshwater fish native to the floodplains of the Amazon
silver arowana (or arawana) is a freshwater fish native to the floodplains of the Amazon
Freshwater stingrays live in the Amazon River system and are one of the only rays
castexi Potamotrygon leopoldi Potamotrygon motoro Freshwater stingrays live in the Amazon
Twig catfish, named due to their resemblance to twigs, are found throughout the Amazon
Twig catfish, named due to their resemblance to twigs, are found throughout the Amazon
This case study explores how researchers used scenario planning to help a hydrocarbon company minimize its social and environmental impacts in the Madre de Dios region of Peru.
Sustainability Case Study: Scenario Planning for Sustainable Development in Peru’s Amazon
She has worked in aquatic ecosystems around the world from the Amazon to Africa,
She has worked in aquatic ecosystems around the world from the Amazon to Africa,
