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  Fluxo Contínuo

  Vol. 16 No. 3 (2026)

  #ParaTodosVerem: A capa da edição mostra uma ave aquática, conhecido por pernilongo-de-costas-brancas, caminhando na margem de um corpo d'água. A ave possui plumagem preta no dorso e na cabeça, plumagem branca no peito, pescoço e face, bico longo e fino de cor preta, pernas muito longas e rosadas, e um pequeno anel vermelho ao redor dos olhos. Está inclinada para a frente, com o bico voltado para a água, em postura típica de forrageamento. O ambiente é uma margem arenosa, de tonalidade bege, iluminada pela luz natural. Na parte inferior da imagem, a água calma reflete quase integralmente a ave, formando uma imagem espelhada levemente ondulada. O contraste entre o fundo terroso, a plumagem preta e branca e as pernas rosadas destaca o animal na composição. No canto superior esquerdo, em branco, destaca-se o selo comemorativo de 15 anos da revista, seguido do título Biodiversidade Brasileira – Revista Científica. Logo abaixo, lê-se Ano 16, Número 3, de 2026. No canto superior direito está o ISSN 2236-2886. Logo abaixo do título, uma linha horizontal branca separa a identidade visual da fotografia de fundo. Na lateral inferior esquerda, em posição vertical, aparece o crédito da fotografia: Daniel Kantek. Na parte inferior esquerda, em letras grandes e brancas, lê-se “Fluxo Contínuo”. No canto inferior direito está a logomarca do ICMBio – Instituto Chico Mendes de Conservação da Biodiversidade, em branco.

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  Fluxo Contínuo

  Vol. 16 No. 2 (2026)

  #ParaTodosVerem: A capa da edição mostra um ambiente natural ao amanhecer em uma paisagem amazônica. Em primeiro plano, há uma margem de rio com solo arenoso, marcado por pegadas e pequenas irregularidades. À esquerda, duas pequenas embarcações de madeira estão ancoradas próximas à margem, parcialmente refletidas na água calma. O rio segue em direção ao fundo da imagem, formando um espelho que reflete o céu claro em tons suaves de azul e dourado. À direita, há uma área de vegetação densa com árvores de médio porte, algumas inclinadas em direção ao rio, iluminadas pela luz baixa do sol nascente. No horizonte, o sol aparece próximo à linha da paisagem, emitindo uma luz quente e suave que ilumina toda a cena. Na parte superior esquerda, está o logotipo comemorativo de 15 anos da revista, acompanhado do título “Biodiversidade Brasileira – Revista Científica”. Logo abaixo, lê-se “Ano 16 – Número 2 – 2026”. No canto superior direito aparece o número ISSN 2236-2886. Na parte inferior esquerda, em destaque, está o título “Fluxo Contínuo”. Ao longo da margem esquerda, em posição vertical, aparece o crédito da foto: Cristiany Nogueira. No canto inferior direito, está o logotipo do ICMBio. A imagem retrata o amanhecer no rio Acre, localizado na Estação Ecológica Rio Acre, em Assis Brasil, Acre.

               
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  Fluxo Contínuo

  Vol. 16 No. 1 (2026)

  #ParaTodosVerem: A capa da edição mostra um ambiente natural, com vegetação verde densa e árvores de troncos finos, indicando uma área florestal. No centro da imagem, uma mulher agachada juntando andiroba para extração e comercialização do óleo. Com a mão direita, ela recolhe um fruto do chão; com a mão esquerda, segura um cesto de fibras naturais contendo diversos frutos de coloração marrom. O chão está coberto por folhas secas, pequenos galhos e vegetação rasteira. Na parte superior esquerda, está o logotipo da revista e o título Biodiversidade Brasileira – Revista Científica. Abaixo, lê-se “Ano 16 – Número 1 – 2026”. No canto superior direito aparece o número ISSN 2236-2886. No canto inferior direito está o logotipo do ICMBio. À esquerda, em posição vertical, há o crédito da foto: Dávilis Sobreira Pinheiro.

   

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  Fluxo Contínuo

  Vol. 15 No. 4 (2025)

  #ForAllToSee: The cover of this issue features an image of a natural environment, with low vegetation and green and grayish shrubs. At the lower center of the cover, perched on a lichen-covered branch, there is a small bird, the White-eared Puffbird (Nystalus chacuru), with brown and white plumage, a distinct black stripe around its eyes, and a thick, reddish beak. In the upper left corner is the magazine’s logo, composed of overlapping green circles, along with the title Biodiversidade Brasileira – Revista Científica. Below it reads “Year 15 – Number 4 – 2025.” In the upper right corner appears the ISSN number 2236-2886. In the lower right corner is the ICMBio logo. On the left side, in vertical position, is the photo credit: “Vinícius Henrique Barbosa Amaral.” The issue title appears in white letters at the bottom center of the image: Fluxo Contínuo (“Continuous Flow”).

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  Ciências Ambientais na Amazônia Sul Ocidental e Fluxo Contínuo

  Vol. 15 No. 3 (2025)

  #ForEveryoneToSee: The cover of the issue features an aerial image of the Juruá River, illuminated by the reflection of the sun. In the center, two wooden boats travel along the river. One boat, on the left, moves alone with a single person; the other, on the right, carries several people, leaving a trail of white foam behind it. The golden sunlight highlights the movement of the waters and the waves produced by the boats. In the upper left corner is the journal’s logo, composed of four gray circles of different sizes, accompanied by the title in white letters. Below, in smaller letters, appears the identification: “Year 15 – Number 3 – 2025. ISSN 2236-2886.” In the lower left corner, in white letters, it reads: “Continuous Flow and Thematic Edition – Environmental Sciences in the Southwestern Amazon.” In the lower right corner is the ICMBio logo, formed by small white dots that shape the silhouette of a tree, followed by the inscription “ICMBio – Instituto Chico Mendes – MMA.” On the left side of the image, the photo credit: Paulo Henrique da Casta Silva.

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  Sustentabilidade da Araucária, Programa Nacional de Monitoramento da Biodiversidade - Programa Monitora e Fluxo Contínuo

  Vol. 15 No. 2 (2025)

  #ForEveryoneToSee: The cover of the issue features a photo of an araucaria forest (Araucaria angustifolia), with several trees that have tall, slender trunks and umbrella-shaped canopies. The blue sky appears in the background, and sunlight illuminates the vegetation. In the upper right corner is the journal’s logo, composed of four circles in different shades of green, accompanied by the title. Below, in smaller letters, appears the identification: “Year 15 – Number 2 – 2025.” At the top right, the ISSN 2236-2886 is displayed. The theme of the issue, “Continuous Flow and Thematic Editions: Sustainability of the Araucaria and the National Biodiversity Monitoring Program – Monitora Program,” is highlighted in white in the lower half of the cover. In the bottom right corner is the ICMBio (Chico Mendes Institute for Biodiversity Conservation) logo. On the right side of the image, the photo credit: Project Pinhão UFSC Archive.

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  Gestão do Conhecimento e Sociobiodiversidade das Áreas Protegidas de Carajás e Fluxo Contínuo

  Vol. 15 No. 1 (2025)

  #Audiodescription: The cover of the issue features a photo of a plant with vibrant red flowers and unopened buds, the Flor de Carajás. The leaves are elongated and green, with a blurred greenish background. The title of the magazine, “Biodiversidade Brasileira”, is at the top, in white letters. In the upper right corner, is the ISSN 2236-2886. The theme of the issue, “Fluxo Contínuo e Edição Temática: Gestão do Conhecimento e Sociobiodiversidade das Áreas Protegidas de Carajás”, is highlighted in white in the lower half of the cover. Below, there is a list of the editors responsible for the thematic issue and the continuous flow, with names and institutional affiliations. In the lower right corner, is the logo of ICMBio (Chico Mendes Institute for Biodiversity Conservation). In the right corner of the image, the credit for the photographer, João Marcos Rosa.

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  Edição Especial para Crianças

  Vol. 14 No. 5 (2024)

  #ForEveryoneToSee: Cover of the journal Biodiversidade Brasileira. At the top, it reads “Scientific Journal,” and just below it is the subtitle “Special Edition for Children.” In the upper right corner, it shows “Year 14 – Number 5 – 2024” along with ISSN 2236-2886. At the center of the cover, there is an illustration depicting Chico Mendes smiling. He has a mustache and wavy black hair. He is surrounded by green leaves, suggesting his connection with nature. The predominant colors are green, orange, and brown, reinforcing the ecological theme.

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  Ecologia do Fogo e Conservação do Bioma Pantanal e Fluxo Contínuo

  Vol. 14 No. 4 (2024)

  #ForEveryoneToSee: The cover image shows a burned landscape, with blackened vegetation and ashes scattered across the ground, indicating a post-fire environment. In the center of the image, prominently featured, there is a deer walking among the remains of charred vegetation. The animal is facing left and appears alert. In the upper left corner, the journal’s logo appears, with three green circles in different shades, accompanied by the title: “Biodiversidade Brasileira – Scientific Journal.” In the upper right corner, the ISSN number (2236-2886) and the edition identification appear: “Year 14 – Number 4 – 2024.” Below the main title, there is highlighted text: “Continuous Flow and Thematic Edition: Fire Ecology and Conservation of the Pantanal Biome,” in large, bold white letters, contrasting with the dark background of the burned landscape. In the lower left corner are the names of the ICMBio editors: Christian Niel BerlincK, Luanne Helena Augusto Lima, Cezar Chirosa, Carla Natacha Marcolino Polaz, and Lara Gomes Côrtes. Next to them are the names of the continuous flow editors: Onildo João Marini Filho, Fernanda Oliveto, and the Thematic Committee. In the lower right corner is the ICMBio logo (Chico Mendes Institute for Biodiversity Conservation), accompanied by the MMA (Ministry of the Environment) acronym. On the right border of the image, in a vertical position, is the photographer’s name: Guilherme Giovanni.

   

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  Programa Nacional de Monitoramento da Biodiversidade - Programa Monitora 10 anos e Fluxo Contínuo

  Vol. 14 No. 3 (2024)

  #ForEveryoneToSee: The cover of the journal features, at the top, the logo of the journal Biodiversidade Brasileira, followed by the information: Year 14, Number 3, 2024. The highlighted thematic edition is “National Biodiversity Monitoring Program – 10 Years of the Monitora Program.” In the image, amid a dense forest, a tree stands out in the central plane, where a young person with brown skin and black hair, wearing a light-blue short-sleeved shirt, is using a measuring tape to take measurements on the tree trunk. In the lower left corner is the ICMBio logo, and on the right are the names of the thematic edition editors: Dárlison Fernandes Carvalho de Andrade; Marcos de Souza Fialho; Elildo Alves Ribeiro de Carvalho Junior; Gerson Buss; Cecília Cronemberger de Farias; Willian Ricardo da Silva Fernandes; Carla Natacha Marcolino Polaz; Raone Beltrão Mendes; Norah Costa Gamarra; Onildo João Marini Filho; and Fernanda Oliveto.

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  Fluxo Contínuo

  Vol. 14 No. 2 (2024)

  #ForEveryoneToSee: The cover of the journal features, at the top, the logo of the journal BioBrasil, followed by the information: Year 14, Number 2, 2024. The central image instantly draws attention. It is a captivating photograph captured by Daniel Azarias Rezende da Silva. In the spotlight is a small black tree frog with irregular fluorescent green stripes, standing out against a background of lush foliage. At the bottom of the cover, on the left side, is the title of the edition, Continuous Flow, followed by the Editors: Onildo João Marini Filho, ICMBio, and Fernanda Oliveto, ICMBio. On the opposite side, on the right, is the logo of the Chico Mendes Institute for Biodiversity Conservation (ICMBio).

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  Fluxo Contínuo

  Vol. 14 No. 1 (2024)

  #ForEveryoneToSee: The cover of the journal features, at the top, the logo of the journal BioBrasil, followed by the information: Year 14, Number 1, 2024. In the middle of the cover, there is a photo of an aquarium with crystal-clear water. At the center of the aquarium, there is a fish of the species Hysolebias auratus. It is small, with an elongated and slender body. Its scales shine in shades of yellow and blue, creating a stunning contrast. The aquarium environment is illuminated by soft lighting, highlighting the fish’s vibrant colors, and is enriched with aquatic plants and rocks. The photo was taken by Davi Oliveira, former PIBIC/ICMBio scholarship holder, who won first place in the Second PIBIC/ICMBio Photography Contest. At the bottom of the cover, on the left side, is the title of the edition, Continuous Flow, followed by the Editors: Onildo João Marini Filho, ICMBio, and Fernanda Oliveto, ICMBio. On the opposite side, to the right of the page, is the logo of the Chico Mendes Institute for Biodiversity Conservation (ICMBio).

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  Planos de Ação Nacional para Conservação de Espécies Ameaçadas de Extinção e Fluxo Contínuo

  Vol. 13 No. 4 (2023)

  #ForEveryoneToSee: On the cover of the journal, a sunny day on the banks of the Tramandaí River. In the river, a dolphin - an endangered species - swims close to artisanal fishers. Two men stand with their feet in the water holding fishing nets, while another is on the shore next to a motorcycle. At the top of the page is the logo with the journal’s name: Biodiversidade Brasileira, Scientific Journal. On the right side, also at the top, is the journal’s ISSN: 2236-2886. At the bottom, a blue rectangle displays the edition’s title (Continuous Flow and Thematic Section: National Action Plans for the Conservation of Endangered Species) and, at the end, the information: Year 13, Number 4, 2023. On the opposite side, further to the right, also at the bottom, there is a list with the names of the section editors: Fabricio Escarlate Tavares, ICMBio; Caren Cristina Dalmolin, ICMBio; Carla Natacha Marcolino Polaz, ICMBio; Danilo do Prado Perina, ICMBio. Below that, the text Continuous Flow Editors, with the names: Onildo João Marini Filho, ICMBio; and Fernanda Oliveto, ICMBio. The cover photo is by Dilton de Castro.

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  Fluxo Contínuo

  Vol. 13 No. 3 (2023)

  #ForEveryoneToSee: On the cover of the journal, there is a path surrounded by tall, green vegetation, with two dirt tracks where two men and one woman are walking. They are heading toward a hill full of large rocks. The sky is blue with clouds. The men carry backpacks, and the woman carries a bag. All three wear caps and are dressed in casual clothing (T-shirt, shorts, and pants). At the top of the page is the logo with the journal’s name: Biodiversidade Brasileira, Scientific Journal. Centered at the bottom of the page are the words: Continuous Flow, Year 13, Number 3, 2023. Just below, the logo of the Instituto Chico Mendes. On the left, the photo credit: collection of PARNA do Itatiaia.

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  Biologia e Conservação de Morcegos no Brasil e Fluxo Contínuo

  Vol. 13 No. 2 (2023)

  #ForEveryoneToSee: The cover of the journal has a black background with a thick branch from which some long green leaves emerge. Hanging from the branch is a bat, upside down, in a resting position. The photo is by Hernani F. M. Oliveira. At the top of the cover is the logo of the journal BioBrasil. At the bottom left is the title of the issue (Continuous Flow and Thematic Section: Biology and Conservation of Bats in Brazil), followed by the information: Year 13, Number 2, 2023. On the opposite side, further to the right, also at the bottom of the page, there is a list of the editors of the section: Carolina Blefari Batista, Maria Clara do Nascimento, Jerusa Maria de Oliveira, Cíntia da Costa, Rafael Arruda, Keila Rêgo Mendes, Onildo João Marini Filho and Fernanda Oliveto. To the right, alongside the names, is also the logo of the Instituto Chico Mendes de Conservação da Biodiversidade (ICMBio).

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  Fluxo Contínuo

  Vol. 13 No. 1 (2023)

  #ForEveryoneToSee: The cover of the journal has an orange color at the top and bottom. At the top, it features the logo of the journal BioBrasil. In the middle of the cover, there is a landscape photo with mountains, where a man sits on a hill, resting and admiring the surrounding mountains. He is wearing jeans, a beige vest, and a green shirt. He has a beige hat on his head. On his back, he carries a large backpack, and in his right hand, a walking stick. The sky is sunny and hazy. The photo is by Rafael Duarte. At the bottom of the cover, on the left, is the title of the issue (Continuous Flow), followed by the information: Year 13, Number 1, 2023. On the opposite side, to the right of the page, is the logo of the Instituto Chico Mendes de Conservação da Biodiversidade (ICMBio).

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  Manejo Comunitário de Recursos Naturais em Unidades de Conservação

  Vol. 12 No. 5 (2022)

  #paratodosverem: The cover of the journal shows two open hands holding a split andiroba seed. On the ground, there are dry palm leaves. The hands are the focus, but it is possible to see that the person is wearing dark pants and a red and blue shirt. The photo was taken by Michelliny Pinheiro de Matos Bentes. At the top of the cover is the BioBrasil journal logo. At the bottom, on the left, is the title of the issue (Thematic Edition: Community-Based Management of Natural Resources), followed by the information: Year 12, Number 5, 2022. On the opposite side, further to the right of the page, also at the bottom, there is a list with the names of the section editors: Ana Luiza Violato Espada, /IFT; Bruna De Vita Silva Santos, ICMBio; Cristiane Ramscheid Figueiredo, ICMBio; Dárlison Fernandes Carvalho de Andrade, ICMBio; João Ricardo Vasconcellos Gama, UFOPA; Lúcia Helena de Oliveira Wadt, Embrapa Rondônia; Shoana Humphries, Green Value; Silvia Carla Galuppo, ICMBio.

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  Fluxo Contínuo

  Vol. 12 No. 4 (2022)

  #ForEveryoneToSee: The cover of the journal has a turquoise color at the top and bottom. At the top, it features the BioBrasil journal logo. In the middle of the cover, there is a landscape photo with mountains, where a man sits on a hill, resting and appreciating the mountains around him. He is wearing jeans, a beige vest, and a green shirt. He has a hat on his head, also beige. On his back, he carries a large backpack, and in his right hand, a walking stick. The sky is sunny and misty. The photo is by Rafael Duarte. At the bottom of the cover, on the left, is the title of the issue (Continuous Flow), followed by the information: Year 12, Number 4, 2022. On the opposite side, on the right side of the page, is the logo of the Chico Mendes Institute for Biodiversity Conservation (ICMBio).

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  Gestão do Uso Público: Turismo e Lazer em Áreas Protegidas

  Vol. 12 No. 3 (2022)

  #ForEveryoneToSee: The cover of the journal, created by layout editor Denys Márcio Sousa, features a landscape photograph. In the background, there are green hills, and in front of them is an aquatic environment with several people in the water. On the left side of the image, there are straw tents with red plastic chairs around them, where some people are resting. In front of these tents, there are hammocks supported by wooden posts fixed to the bottom of the aquatic area; some of these hammocks are occupied by people lying down, with part of their bodies submerged in the water.
  In the foreground, there is a man wearing a red shirt, a cap, and black shorts, standing on a board and holding a paddle while observing the people scattered in the water. The image was taken by Marcelo Derzi Vidal. At the top of the cover are the BioBrasil journal logo and its ISSN. At the bottom, there is a moss-green strip where, on the left, appears the title of the issue (Thematic Edition: Public Use Management: Tourism and Recreation in Protected Areas), followed by the information: Year 12, Number 3, 2022. In the center of the bottom strip are the names of the editors of the issue. On the right is the logo of the Chico Mendes Institute for Biodiversity Conservation (ICMBio).

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  Fluxo Contínuo

  Vol. 12 No. 2 (2022)

  #ForEveryoneToSee: The cover of the journal has a green color at the top and bottom. At the top, it features the BioBrasil logo. In the middle of the cover, there is a landscape photograph with mountains, where a man sits on a hill, resting and appreciating the mountains around him. He is wearing jeans, a beige vest, and a green shirt. He also wears a beige hat. On his back, he carries a large backpack, and in his right hand he holds a hiking stick. The sky is sunny and hazy. The photo is by Rafael Duarte.
  At the bottom of the cover, on the left side, is the title of the issue (Continuous Flow), followed by the information: Year 12, Number 2, 2022. On the opposite side, on the right, is the logo of the Chico Mendes Institute for Biodiversity Conservation (ICMBio).

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  Programa Institucional de Bolsas de Iniciação Científica - Pibic/ICMBio: Resultados dos Projetos

  Vol. 12 No. 1 (2022)

  #ForEveryoneToSee: The cover of the journal features, at the top, the BioBrasil logo, with a mangrove forest in the background. At the center of the image, a young man leans forward with his right hand inserted into the dark, muddy soil and his left hand holding onto a tree trunk. He is wearing a light blue long-sleeved shirt and navy-blue pants. The photo is by Karina da Silva Inácio Maciel.
  At the bottom, there is a purple strip with the title of the issue: “Institutional Program of Scientific Initiation Scholarships – Pibic/ICMBio: Project Results,” followed by the information: Year 12, Number 1, 2022. In the center of the bottom strip are the names of the thematic editors: Carlos Roberto Abraão, ICMBio; Cláudia Conceição Cunha, ICMBio; Cezar Neubert Gonçalves, ICMBio; Elizabeth Albuquerque Martins, ICMBio; Fernanda Oliveto, ICMBio; Ivan Salzo, ICMBio; Keila Rego Mendes, ICMBio; Manuella Andrade de Souza, ICMBio; Reuber Brandão, UNB; and Walter Seenbock, ICMBio.
  On the right side is the logo of the Chico Mendes Institute for Biodiversity Conservation (ICMBio).

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  Análise de Componentes do Sistema Climático e a Biodiversidade no Brasil

  Vol. 11 No. 4 (2021)

  #ForEveryoneToSee: The cover image shows a wide aerial view of a dense, lush green forest. The sky is partly cloudy, with white clouds covering part of the horizon. In the lower right corner of the image, prominently displayed, is a large metallic solar panel installed on an elevated structure, indicating the use of clean technology in the midst of nature. In the upper left corner is the journal’s logo, with three green circles in different shades and one yellow circle, next to the title: “BioBrasil – Biodiversidade Brasileira – Scientific Journal.” In the upper right corner is the ISSN: 2236-2886. At the bottom of the image, over a dark green band, appears the white text with the theme of the issue: “Thematic Edition: Analysis of Climate System Components and Biodiversity in Brazil.” Just below: “Year 11 – Number 4 – 2021.” To the right of this green band are the names of the editors of the issue: Keila Rego Mendes, Bergson Guedes Bezerra, Cláudio Moisés Santos e Silva, Gabriel Brito Costa, Rafael Arruda, Pedro Rodrigues Mutti, and José Guilherme Martins dos Santos. In the lower right corner is the logo of ICMBio (Chico Mendes Institute for Biodiversity Conservation) along with the MMA – Ministry of the Environment mark. On the right edge of the image, in a vertical position, is the photo credit: Gabriel Brito Costa.

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  Fluxo Contínuo

  Vol. 11 No. 3 (2021)

  #ForEveryoneToSee: The cover of the journal has a red color at the top and bottom. At the top, it displays the BioBrasil journal logo. In the center of the cover, there is a landscape photo featuring mountains. Sitting on a hill, a man rests and admires the mountains around him. He is wearing jeans, a beige vest, and a green shirt. He also wears a beige hat. On his back, he carries a large backpack, and in his right hand, he holds a walking stick. The sky is sunny and hazy. The photo is by Rafael Duarte. At the bottom of the cover, on the left side, is the title of the issue ("Continuous Flow"), followed by the information: Year 11, Number 3, 2021. On the opposite side, at the bottom right, is the logo of the Chico Mendes Institute for Biodiversity Conservation (ICMBio).

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  7th International Wildland Fire Conference

  Vol. 11 No. 2 (2021)

  #ForEveryoneToSee: The cover of the issue shows a natural grassland landscape, with low vegetation and some burnt plants in the foreground. In the lower center of the image, a giant anteater walks among grasses and small dry branches. In the background, a large line of fire advances along the hillside, with intense flames and light smoke rising on the horizon. At the top, the magazine’s logo appears, composed of four circles — three green and one yellow — followed by the title “BioBrasil” in green and the subtitle “Biodiversidade Brasileira – Revista Científica” in smaller letters. In the upper right corner, the text “ISSN 2236-2886” is displayed. In the lower left corner, in white letters, it reads: “Thematic Edition: 7th International Wildland Fire Conference. Year 11 – Number 2 – 2021.” Below are the editors’ names: “Lara Steil” and “Luciana de Oliveira Rosa Machado.” In the lower right corner, the ICMBio logo appears, made up of small white dots forming the silhouette of a tree, followed by the inscription “ICMBio – Instituto Chico Mendes – MMA.” Along the right side of the image is the photo credit: Daninne Côrtes Martins.

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  Fluxo Contínuo

  Vol. 11 No. 1 (2021)

  #ForEveryoneToSee: The cover of the journal has a light green color at the top and bottom. At the top, it features the BioBrasil logo. In the middle of the cover, there is a landscape photo with mountains, where a man sits on a hill, resting and admiring the mountains around him. He is wearing jeans, a beige vest, and a green shirt. He also wears a beige hat. On his back, he carries a large backpack, and in his right hand he holds a hiking stick. The sky is sunny and hazy. The photo is by Rafael Duarte. At the bottom of the cover, on the left side, is the title of the issue (Continuous Flow), followed by the information: Year 11, Number 1, 2021. On the opposite side, on the right, is the logo of the Chico Mendes Institute for Biodiversity Conservation (ICMBio).