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  • Fluxo Contínuo
    Vol. 10 No. 3 (2020)

    ForEveryoneToSee: The cover of the journal features, at the top, the BioBrasil logo. In the middle of the cover, there is a landscape photograph showing mountains and, at the center, the sinuous Iapó River separating the dense vegetation of the Guartelá Canyon, located in Paraná, Brazil. The photo is by Zig Koch. At the bottom of the cover, on the left side, is the title of the issue (Continuous Flow), followed by the information: Year 10, Number 3, 2020. On the opposite side, on the right, is the logo of the Chico Mendes Institute for Biodiversity Conservation (ICMBio).

  • Diálogos entre a Academia e a Gestão de Áreas Protegidas: Programa de Pós-Graduação Profissional
    Vol. 10 No. 2 (2020)

    #ForEveryoneToSee: The cover image presents a stunning panoramic view of the city of Rio de Janeiro. In the foreground, there is dense Atlantic Forest vegetation seen from above, with trees in different shades of green. In the background, the city appears with numerous tall white buildings extending to the seashore. The ocean occupies much of the background, its blue tone blending with the clear sky, a deep blue without clouds. On the left side, small oceanic islands can be seen. At the top of the image, centered to the left, is the journal’s logo with dark green and yellow circles, followed by the title: “BioBrasil – Biodiversidade Brasileira – Scientific Journal.” In the upper right corner is the ISSN number: 2236-2886.
    In the lower left, over the dark vegetation, appears the thematic edition text in white letters:
    “Dialogue between Academia and Protected Area Management – Professional Graduate Program”
    Year 10 – Number 2 – 2020. In the lower right, the editors are listed: Massimo Bovini, Cláudia Conceição Cunha, Ângela Pellin, Henrique Rajão, and Katia Torres Ribeiro. Just below is the ICMBio logo (Chico Mendes Institute for Biodiversity Conservation) together with the MMA – Ministry of the Environment mark. Along the right side, in a vertical position, appears the photo credit: Parna Tijuca – Bruno Bimbato.

  • Special Issue: 7th International Wildland Fire Conference: Abstracts
    Vol. 10 No. 1 (2020)

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

  • Diagnóstico e Manejo de Áreas Úmidas em Áreas Protegidas
    Vol. 9 No. 2 (2019)

    #ForEveryoneToSee: The cover of the issue features a wide Cerrado landscape, with open fields in shades of green and brown, dotted with a cluster of tall buriti palms in the center of the image. In the background, a rounded rocky formation stands out on the right, illuminated by soft sunlight, while other bluish mountain ranges appear in the distance under a partly cloudy sky. At the top, over a dark green band, is the magazine’s logo, composed of four circles — three green and one yellow — followed by the title “BioBrasil” in green and the subtitle “Biodiversidade Brasileira – Revista Científica” in white letters. In the upper right corner, the text “ISSN 2236-2886” is displayed. In the lower right of the image, the photo credit reads: Suelma Ribeiro. At the bottom of the cover, on a light green background, appears the ICMBio logo, formed by small green dots creating the silhouette of a tree, followed by the inscription “ICMBio – Instituto Chico Mendes – MMA.” Below, in smaller letters, are the names of the editors: Wolfgang J. Junk, Cátia Nunes da Cunha, Suelma Ribeiro, and Ana Paula Prates. In the lower right corner, in green letters, is the text: “Thematic Issue: Diagnosis and management of wetlands in protected areas. Year 9 – Number 2 – 2019.”

  • Wildfire Conference: Resumos
    Vol. 9 No. 1 (2019)

    #ForEveryoneToSee: The cover of the issue features a mosaic of photos of plants and a deer walking. At the top is the journal’s logo, composed of four circles — three green and one yellow — followed by the title “BioBrasil” in green and the inscription “Biodiversidade Brasileira – Revista Científica” in smaller letters. In the lower right corner appear the logos of ICMBio and the event Wildfire Brazil 2019. In the lower left corner are the words: Special Issue – 7th International Conference on Forest Fires – Abstracts – Year 9 – Number 1 – 2019.

  • Hunting: Subsidies for the Management of Conservation Units and Species Management (n. 2)
    Vol. 8 No. 2 (2018)

    #AudioDescription: The cover of the scientific journal BioBrasil – Brazilian Biodiversity shows a person from behind, walking towards an open area on the banks of a river, under the shade of trees. On her back, she carries a large basket made of woven straw, held by straps on her shoulders. Inside the basket, there is the body of a slaughtered wild boar, with dark fur visible, which suggests the context of a hunting activity. The person also carries a long object, similar to a weapon or tool, resting on her right shoulder. The setting is natural, with sandy soil, trees in the background and a wide watercourse that stretches to the horizon. The cover has a burnt orange background. The photo credit is Rossano Ramos. At the top of the cover, there is the logo of the journal BioBrasil, followed by the subtitle “Brazilian Biodiversity – Scientific Journal”. The ICMBio logo – Chico Mendes Institute for Biodiversity Conservation with the MMA – Ministry of the Environment brand appears in the lower left corner along with the names of the thematic editors. In the footer, the title of the edition reads: “Thematic Issue: Hunting – Subsidies for Management of Conservation Units and Species Management – ​​Year 8, Number 1, Volume 2 – 2018.”

  • EDITORIAL: informamos que o editorial está do no volume 2 de caça

    Hunting: Subsidies for the Management of Conservation Units and Species Management (n. 1)
    Vol. 8 No. 1 (2018)

    #AudioDescription: The cover of the scientific journal BioBrasil – Brazilian Biodiversity shows a person from behind, walking towards an open area on the banks of a river, under the shade of trees. On her back, she carries a large basket made of woven straw, held by straps on her shoulders. Inside the basket, there is the body of a slaughtered wild boar, with dark fur visible, which suggests the context of a hunting activity. The person also carries a long object, similar to a weapon or tool, resting on her right shoulder. The setting is natural, with sandy soil, trees in the background and a wide watercourse that stretches to the horizon. The photo credit is Rossano Ramos. At the top of the cover, there is the logo of the BioBrasil journal, followed by the subtitle “Biodiversidade Brasileira – Revista Científica”. The logo of ICMBio – Chico Mendes Institute for Biodiversity Conservation with the brand of MMA – Ministry of the Environment, appears in the lower left corner along with the names of the thematic editors. At the bottom you can read the title of the edition: “Thematic Issue: Hunting – Subsidies for Management of Conservation Units and Species Management – ​​Year 8, Number 1, Volume 1 – 2018.”

  • Research and Conservation of Primates in Protected Areas of the Amazon
    Vol. 7 No. 2 (2017)

    #AudioDescription: The cover of the scientific journal BioBrasil – Brazilian Biodiversity features four small monkeys with large, expressive eyes, perched on a tree trunk in the middle of the forest. They are primates from the Amazon, known for their gray and brown fur and their striking features, with round, bright eyes looking directly at the camera. The environment is natural, with branches crossing the image and blurred leaves in the foreground, suggesting plant density. The photo credit goes to Marcelo Vidal. At the top of the cover is the logo of the journal BioBrasil, followed by the subtitle “Biodiversidade Brasileira – Revista Científica”. The logo of ICMBio – Chico Mendes Institute for Biodiversity Conservation with the MMA – Ministry of the Environment brand appears in the lower left corner along with the names of the thematic editors. At the bottom you can read the title of the edition: “Thematic Issue: Research and Conservation of Primates in Protected Areas of the Amazon – Year 7, Number 2 – 2017”.

  • Peixes

    Conservation of Continental Fish and Management of Conservation Units
    Vol. 7 No. 1 (2017)

    #AudioDescription: The cover of the scientific journal BioBrasil – Brazilian Biodiversity shows a crystal-clear underwater landscape, with dozens of fish swimming freely in different directions. The water is transparent, with deep blue tones at the top of the image, lightening as it approaches the rocky bottom. The fish vary in size and shape, creating a scene of biodiversity in a natural aquatic environment. At the bottom of the image, on a greenish stripe, appears the name of the author of the photo, Carla Polaz. Below that, are the names of the thematic editors. At the top of the cover, is the logo of the BioBrasil journal, followed by the subtitle “Biodiversidade Brasileira – Revista Científica”. The logo of ICMBio – Chico Mendes Institute for Biodiversity Conservation with the MMA – Ministry of the Environment brand, appears in the lower corner. At the bottom you can read the title of the edition: “Mixed Issue: Conservation of Continental Fish and Management of Conservation Units – Year 7, Number 1 – 2017”.

  • Fire Management in Protected Areas
    Vol. 6 No. 2 (2016)

    #AudioDescription: The cover of the scientific journal BioBrasil – Brazilian Biodiversity features a composition of images that portray with intensity and clarity the work of fire management in protected natural areas. The earthy-brown background reinforces the connection with the soil, the earth, and the natural cycles of fire in ecosystems. The arrangement of the photographs reveals different moments of the controlled use of fire and the fighting of forest fires. In the upper left corner, a man manipulates a fire hose amid dry vegetation, under controlled flames, in a scene captured by Aurelice Vasconcelos. Beside it, we see a nighttime burning, with lines of fire tracing the ground under the watchful eye of a professional, with dramatic lighting. Below, two other images portray the fire advancing in open and savannah landscapes, under a clear sky – in one of them, a firefighter walks with equipment amid the flames. A striking image shows the intensity of the fire illuminating the night, with firefighters in full action. In contrast, there are also scenes of community engagement: a group of people gathered around maps and posters, planning the use of fire with social participation. In the lower right corner, a team dressed in yellow firefighter uniforms poses for a photo with work materials in hand, conveying preparation and organization. Finally, a featured image shows intense flames rising among the vegetation, capturing the visual power of fire in action. The photographs were taken by Aurelice Vasconcelos, Vanessa Oliveira and members of the PNCM (National Fire Management Program) Archive and convey the complexity of fire as a natural element and a conscious management tool, essential for the maintenance of certain biomes and the prevention of large fires. At the top of the cover is the logo of the BioBrasil magazine, followed by the subtitle “Biodiversidade Brasileira – Revista Científica”. The logo of ICMBio – Instituto Chico Mendes de Conservação da Biodiversidade with the MMA – Ministry of the Environment brand appears in the lower left corner along with the names of the thematic editors. At the bottom you can read the title of the edition: “Thematic Issue: Fire Management in Protected Areas Year 6 – Number 2 – 2016”.

  • Biodiversity Conservation Monitoring
    Vol. 6 No. 1 (2016)

    #AudioDescription: The cover of the scientific journal BioBrasil – Biodiversidade Brasileira seeks to gather and disseminate experiences in monitoring biodiversity conservation, with an emphasis on those involving conservation units. The background of the upper part is blue. The lower part has a soft light blue tone, highlighting the theme of the issue. The main images reveal the participatory and daily process of monitoring biodiversity. On the left, a man holds a large entomological trap amidst the vegetation, illustrating the technical work of capturing insects for studies. Below, we see a hand holding a butterfly, while another carefully marks it with a pen. A little further to the right, a man in a crouched position handles a board with letters and symbols amidst the forest. In the lower right image, a woman holds a cell phone while showing something to two small children. Complementing these real scenes, illustrative drawings are scattered throughout the composition, representing key ideas in simple and accessible language: arrows connecting people in circles, representations of feedback from communities on public policies, groups in meetings, graphs and reports; moments of teaching-learning and communication between the community and institutions. At the top of the cover is the logo of the BioBrasil magazine, followed by the subtitle “Biodiversidade Brasileira – Revista Científica”. The logo of ICMBio – Instituto Chico Mendes de Conservação da Biodiversidade with the MMA – Ministry of the Environment brand appears in the lower left corner. In the footer, on a blue background, the title of the edition can be read: “Thematic Issue: Monitoring biodiversity conservation: learning from lived experiences, with emphasis on conservation units, Year 6 – Issue 1 – 2016”.

  • Innovation Initiatives in the Management of Conservation Units
    Vol. 5 No. 1 (2015)

    #AudioDescription: The cover of the 5th issue of the scientific journal BioBrasil – Biodiversidade Brasileira highlights creative and sustainable actions aimed at participatory and innovative management of conservation units throughout Brazil. The design is marked by photographic blocks interspersed with vibrant orange stripes on a light salmon background, conveying energy, action and creativity. The images are diverse and represent initiatives in different regions and contexts: in the upper left corner, a group of children and teenagers smile as they display a large poster with a map of a region, indicating environmental education activities and participatory social cartography. Next to it, a photo shows fishermen in traditional canoes sailing calmly on a body of water, in a setting that represents sustainable ways of life and local knowledge. Below, different buildings: a simple house in the middle of the forest with a sign identifying it as “Researcher’s House”, a sustainable construction made of wood and clay, using ecological bioconstruction techniques with glass bottles and exposed tree trunks, and another building with large glass windows and a ceramic roof, typical of visitor centers in conservation units. A young woman in a laboratory, engaged in research activities. Another image shows local residents sewing, possibly preparing craft materials or items for community use. At the top of the cover, there is the logo of the BioBrasil magazine, followed by the subtitle “Biodiversidade Brasileira – Revista Científica”. The logo of ICMBio – Chico Mendes Institute for Biodiversity Conservation with the MMA – Ministry of the Environment logo appears in the lower left corner. In the footer, the title of the issue is: “Thematic Issue: Innovation Initiatives in the Management of Conservation Units Year 5 – Number 1 – 2015”.

  • Social Participation in the Public Management of Sociobiodiversity
    Vol. 4 No. 1 (2014)

    #AudioDescription: The cover of this issue of the scientific journal BioBrasil – Brazilian Biodiversity celebrates the integration between traditional knowledge, community participation and environmental conservation, highlighting the role of society in the management of natural resources. The visual composition is marked by a palette of earthy and soft greens, referring to nature and Brazilian biomes, with photographic collages arranged in symmetrical blocks. Next, an image shows a participatory meeting with a large presence of residents. Below, two images show field activities: people planting seedlings in a cerrado environment and young people in an environmental education action, holding and observing a small seedling. In the lower left corner, a children's drawing depicts the Cerrado biome, with sparse trees under a blue sky, the sun shining and wild animals, providing the children's view of the natural environment. Next to it, a group of young people display posters made with illustrations of trees, leaves and elements of local biodiversity, representing environmental education and social engagement actions. At the top, two hand-drawn colored illustrations show participatory zoning schemes for land use, with areas designated for preservation, community use, and population use, reflecting different intensities of occupation and management. The figures feature visual elements such as houses, animals, trees, and people, giving the content an educational and inclusive character. At the top of the cover is the logo of the BioBrasil magazine, followed by the subtitle “Biodiversidade Brasileira – Revista Científica”. The logo of ICMBio – Instituto Chico Mendes de Conservação da Biodiversidade (Chico Mendes Institute for Biodiversity Conservation) with the logo of the MMA – Ministério do Meio Ambiente (Ministry of the Environment) appears in the lower left corner. At the bottom of the page, the title of the issue is: “Thematic Issue: Social Participation in the Public Management of Sociobiodiversity, Year 4 – Number 1 – 2014”.

  • Diagnosis and Control of Invasive Alien Species in Protected Areas
    Vol. 3 No. 2 (2013)

    #AudioDescription: The cover of this issue of the scientific journal BioBrasil – Brazilian Biodiversity addresses the "Diagnosis and Control of Invasive Exotic Species in Protected Areas". The graphic composition of the cover uses a wavy pattern in purple and gray tones, where nine cut-out images frame the central elements of the theme. At the top, three central images show exotic fish, including specimens of carp (Cyprinidae), highlighting the threat to native Brazilian ichthyofauna. The surrounding images show the presence of invasive species in different ecosystems. The vegetation is portrayed in different states of invasion: a field with wet pasture and reforestation with pine, an area of ​​exotic bamboo or sugarcane spreading on dry soil, agaves planted in a disorderly manner near built-up areas and a large grassy area dominated by exotic palm trees, in a possible process of naturalization. There is also an image of a burned area with dry vegetation, suggesting a degraded environment, often associated with the presence of highly flammable invasive species. A single native tree stands out in contrast with the other scenes, representing the conservation efforts and resistance of the original ecosystems. At the top of the cover is the logo of the BioBrasil magazine, followed by the subtitle “Biodiversidade Brasileira – Revista Científica”. The logo of ICMBio – Instituto Chico Mendes de Conservação da Biodiversidade with the MMA – Ministério do Meio Ambiente brand appears in the lower left corner. In the footer, on a purple background, the title of the issue can be read: “Thematic Issue: Diagnosis and Control of Invasive Exotic Species in Protected Areas, Year 3 – Number 2 – 2013”.

  • Assessment of the Conservation Status of Crocodilians and Carnivores
    Vol. 3 No. 1 (2013)

    #AudioDescription: The cover of this issue of the scientific journal BioBrasil – Brazilian Biodiversity highlights the “Evaluation of the Conservation Status of Crocodilians and Carnivores,” with a cover that showcases the richness and diversity of carnivorous species in Brazilian fauna. Against a background of calm waters, cropped images with white borders form a mosaic that visually represents the groups highlighted in the issue. In the lower center of the image, an alligator lurks partially submerged, evoking mystery and vigilance. On the left, a giant otter walks along the riverbank; its dark fur gleams in the light. In the center, a majestic puma (cougar) is detected by a camera trap, advancing through the dense vegetation, while other carnivorous mammals are shown around: a cougar with a fruit in its mouth, a bush dog in pairs, staring at the camera, a mucura or other nocturnal arboreal mammal on a branch and a skunk (skunk) in the middle of the grass. The presence of an adult alligator in the upper right, out of the water, complements the focus on crocodilians, drawing attention to their ecological role and conservation status. At the top of the cover is the logo of the BioBrasil magazine, followed by the subtitle “Biodiversidade Brasileira – Revista Científica”. The logo of ICMBio – Chico Mendes Institute for Biodiversity Conservation with the MMA – Ministry of the Environment brand appears in the lower left corner. At the bottom you can read the title of the edition: “Thematic Issue: Assessment of the Conservation Status of Crocodilians | Assessment of the Conservation Status of Carnivores Year 3 – Issue 1 – 2013”.

  • Management of Plant Resources and Assessment of the Conservation Status of Species
    Vol. 2 No. 2 (2012)

    #AudioDescription: The cover of this edition of the scientific journal BioBrasil – Brazilian Biodiversity features a modern and colorful graphic composition, focused on the theme “Ecology and Management of Plant Resources in Conservation Units”, as well as “Evaluation of the Conservation Status of Hagfish and Earthworms”. The cover is divided into three vertical sections, with soft gradient backgrounds in brown, blue and green, highlighting different species of invertebrates. On the left, against an earthy background, we see a earthworm (giant terrestrial annelid), with its elongated body bent in curves, highlighting its segmented texture and dark coloration. In the center, another example of an earthworm, arranged in a circular position on a green background. On the right, against the blue background, there is an image of a hagfish, with its gelatinous, purple-colored body and elongated shape. At the top of the cover is the logo of the BioBrasil magazine, followed by the subtitle “Biodiversidade Brasileira – Revista Científica”. The logo of ICMBio – Instituto Chico Mendes de Conservação da Biodiversidade with the MMA – Ministry of the Environment logo appears in the lower left corner. In the footer, on a green background, the title of the issue can be read: “Ecology and Management of Plant Resources in Conservation Units | Assessment of the Conservation Status of Hagfish | Assessment of the Conservation Status of Minhocuçus Year 2 – Number 2 – 2012”

  • Assessment of the Conservation Status of Ungulates
    Vol. 2 No. 1 (2012)

    #AudioDescription: The cover of this issue of the scientific journal BioBrasil – Brazilian Biodiversity presents as its central theme the “Evaluation of the Conservation Status of Ungulates”, highlighting native species of Brazil in field photographs. The composition is divided into three main images that portray different representatives of Brazilian ungulates in their natural habitat. In the upper left corner, a brown brocket deer (Mazama gouazoubira) stands out against the green background of dense vegetation. The animal is in an alert position, with erect ears, expressing attention to the surrounding environment. On the right side, a narrow dirt trail shelters a group of peccaries (Tayassu pecari), which walk in a line through the cerrado. The image conveys the social behavior of these animals and the importance of their preservation in protected areas. In the lower left, a tapir (Tapirus terrestris) in a peaceful moment, partially submerged in a body of water, with its reflection visible in the calm surface. At the top of the cover is the BioBrasil magazine logo, followed by the subtitle “Biodiversidade Brasileira – Revista Científica”. The ICMBio – Chico Mendes Institute for Biodiversity Conservation logo with the MMA – Ministry of the Environment logo appears in the lower left corner. At the bottom, on a vibrant orange background, the title of the issue reads: “Thematic Issue: Assessment of the Conservation Status of Ungulates – Year 2 – Number 1 – 2012”.

  • Fire Management in Protected Areas
    Vol. 1 No. 2 (2011)

    #AudioDescription: The cover of this edition of the scientific journal BioBrasil – Brazilian Biodiversity presents a striking visual composition on the theme “Fire Management in Protected Areas”. The main image depicts a scene of fighting and controlling fires in natural vegetation, marked by intense tones of red, orange and gray, with the presence of environmental firefighters. The composition is divided by vertical stripes that function as visual cutouts, highlighting different aspects of fire management. On the left, a firefighter dressed in yellow works near the flames in an area of ​​dry vegetation. In the center, a strip shows a column of smoke rising amid the landscape, highlighting the severity of the fire. On the right side, the fire in the foreground takes over the vegetation, but, to the side, a symbolic image of hope appears: a hand holds a plant seedling with soil, ready to be replanted in a restored environment. At the top of the cover, there is the logo of the journal BioBrasil, followed by the subtitle “Brazilian Biodiversity – Scientific Journal”. The ICMBio logo – Chico Mendes Institute for Biodiversity Conservation with the MMA – Ministry of the Environment brand appears in the lower left corner. In the footer, on a light green background, the title of the issue can be read: “Thematic Issue: Fire Management in Protected Areas” with the information: Year 1, Issue 2 – 2011”.

  • Assessment of the Conservation Status of Sea Turtles
    Vol. 1 No. 1 (2011)

    #AudioDescription: The cover of the first issue of the scientific journal BioBrasil – Brazilian Biodiversity, created by layout editor Denys Márcio Sousa, features a visually vibrant design that is thematically focused on marine conservation. Five different species of sea turtles appear on the cover, from top to bottom: a leatherback turtle, a loggerhead turtle, a hawksbill turtle, a green turtle, and an olive ridley turtle. They swim against a blue ocean background illustrated with schools of fish, reminiscent of the animals’ natural environment. This background is divided by wavy white lines into six stripes. The five central stripes are a darker blue. The first strip, which is a lighter shade of aquamarine, features the BioBrasil magazine logo. At the bottom of the cover, there is a final wavy strip in a caramel color. At the top of the cover is the BioBrasil magazine logo, followed by the subtitle “Biodiversidade Brasileira – Revista Científica”. The logo of ICMBio – Chico Mendes Institute for Biodiversity Conservation with the MMA – Ministry of the Environment brand appears in the lower left corner. In the footer, in the caramel-colored strip, the title of the edition can be read: “Thematic Issue: Assessment of the Conservation Status of Sea Turtles” with the information: Year 1, Number 1.

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