Rafael Morais Chiaravalloti
@R_Chiaravalloti
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Lecturer at University College London, Human Ecology Research Group, Anthropology department. IPE, Brazil, #Pantanal
Joined June 2011
#opinião 📝 @ConversationBR | Como os incêndios serviram de estímulo para uma evolução na preservação do pantanal. Em 2020, cerca de 30% do bioma foi queimado; agora, graças à ciência e parcerias institucionais; o ecossistema mostra sinais de recuperação
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Now reading 📰: Balancing Nature Protection and Livelihoods - The Model Forest Approach and OECM's in Brazil’s Pantanal Wetland Read the full story 👉 https://t.co/jaXqaAcYXn 📸 Pantanal Model Forest 🇧🇷 (c)ECOA #IamModelForest #COP16Colombia
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We have been working on a new and bottom up approach in the #pantanal called #modelforest. There is no other way #conservation can be successful rather than supporting local people.
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New paper on how people overcome uncertainty to create sustainable socio ecological systems. This is part of our research on uncertainty and sustainability! @UCLpress
@PantheraCats
@ucl_herg
https://t.co/6ZOUe2VNZf
nature.com
Scientific Reports - Limited open information sharing and mobility promotes sustainability of jaguar tourism in Pantanal wetland, Brazil
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When a pan starts to smile at you it means things are on the right track!
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Have you been involved in a small-scale #conservation project (<$100K)? Please help my student Mirren Black understand better what works and what doesn't in conservation, by filling in a quick survey. Thank you! https://t.co/qsrgM6bL5x
@ICCS_updates
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Another amazing paper showing forest fires in the Pantanam has increased th number of people in intensive care because of covid! @UCL_Global @UCLpress @ucl_herg @uclnews
Very happy to be part of this paper, led by Camila Lorenz. The data obtained in this research indicate that the significant exposure to PM2.5 from wildfires in the Pantanal has played a role in the increase in hospitalisations for COVID-19. https://t.co/dbQF2jMsUe
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Very happy to be part of this paper, led by Camila Lorenz. The data obtained in this research indicate that the significant exposure to PM2.5 from wildfires in the Pantanal has played a role in the increase in hospitalisations for COVID-19. https://t.co/dbQF2jMsUe
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The Pantanal on the verge of collapse. https://t.co/zsaZtDCp4q
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The Pantanal, the largest wetland on the planet, is on the verge of collapse. A new planned waterway for the region will virtually change everything and everyone in the region.we have to stop that. https://t.co/Wa81LUDlLp
@UCL_Global
@ucl_herg @uclnews @ucl_discovery
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Excelente reportagem do nosso artigo sobre a importância da pecuaria tradicional para a Conservação do Pantanal! @miriamleitao, @InstitutoIPE
@UCL_Global, @ucl_herg
#Pantanal, https://t.co/Bm6gByenUJ
oglobo.globo.com
Já os novos comportamentos de uso de terra, como a pecuária intensiva, ameaçam a relação de equilíbrio estabelecida no bioma
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Great paper with amazing team!
How do you combine a range of types of evidence of difference quality and relevance to make decisions? Our suggestion is the Balance Evidence Assessment Method (BEAM). We suggest this could be used to improve a wide range of policy and practice decisions. https://t.co/9DOMP1AmBR
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Fishing communities in the #Pantanal #Brazil have taught us amazing things about how to deal with the unpredictable! Here are some of our findings @UCL_Global @UCLanthropology @uclnews @ucl_discovery @ucl_herg
https://t.co/0EPZ2b0HaN
theconversation.com
Riverside communities in the Pantanal make sustainable use of natural resources within an unpredictable system.
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Initially, it was believed that only the state/private property laws could fulfil the role of protecting natural resources. However, in the 1990s it was demonstrated that traditional communities were also able to prevent the collapse of natural resources. https://t.co/wwEf5GaRRE
mappingignorance.org
The traditional communities of the Pantanal have helped us to better understand how can we use nature sustainably
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In Brazil's Pantanal region, the rare coexistence of cattle and endangered species is now potentially threatened by changing land use and development, according to new research by Dr @R_Chiaravalloti (@UCLanthropology @UCLSocHistSci).
ucl.ac.uk
The Pantanal region of Brazil is a rare place, home to vast herds of commercial cattle living sustainably alongside healthy populations of endangered species. However, researchers from UCL found that
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Uso sustentável dos recursos naturais: os ensinamentos das comunidades do Pantanal https://t.co/1p9PTLXgZG
theconversation.com
Comunidades ribeirinhas do Pantanal fazem o uso sustentável dos recursos naturais dentro de um sistema imprevisível
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Cattle ranching is also a solution for the biodiversity crisis! Especially in grasslands!
Sustainable cattle ranching coexists alongside stable populations of endangered species in #Brazil's #Pantanal region. New research by Dr Rafael Chiaravalloti @R_Chiaravalloti @UCLanthropology @UCLSocHistSci finds it may be under threat from development https://t.co/MXEWuKwLGy
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Sustainable cattle ranching coexists alongside stable populations of endangered species in #Brazil's #Pantanal region. New research by Dr Rafael Chiaravalloti @R_Chiaravalloti @UCLanthropology @UCLSocHistSci finds it may be under threat from development https://t.co/MXEWuKwLGy
ucl.ac.uk
The Pantanal region of Brazil is a rare place, home to vast herds of commercial cattle living sustainably alongside healthy populations of endangered species. However, researchers from UCL found that
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Sustainability and cattle ranching. YES it is possible and we show how in this new paper. #Pantanal #Sustainability
@ucl_discovery, @ucl_herg, @peterleimgruber, @tomakre, @InstitutoIPE, https://t.co/LvZPaldkUH
conbio.onlinelibrary.wiley.com
Cattle ranching in the Pantanal should be part of the conservation agenda and we show the pathways to it.
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