Relying on the extensive international experience of Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP) in knowledge dissemination, CBioClima invests in the connection between universities, companies, industries, society and government with the aim of reversing the trends that lead to climate threats and profound social changes.
The dissemination proposal is organized into three important components: education, social inclusion and dissemination of knowledge.
Education:
Continuous investment in human resources training at all levels, from undergraduate to postgraduate, including an ongoing international mentoring program.
Social Reach:
The Center's offering of sustainable solutions is based on science and linked to local social needs, through citizen science and action research. The actions include work with traditional and indigenous communities and aim to propose effective ways to restore and conserve biodiversity in a climate change scenario.
Dissemination of knowledge:
University extension work, press releases, scientific dissemination through online and interactive materials, partnerships with scientific journalists and the dissemination of content and reports on the main digital social platforms.
It came out in the media
Book: A naturalist in the Anthropocene
Podcast: Refaunation process is essential for the restoration of biomes, analyzes scientist
News/Website: Brazilian researchers discover new species of frog; see what it's like
News/Website: Humans prey on more species than other 19 large carnivores
News/Website: Patrícia Morellato: climate change and biodiversity
Video/Interview: Fapesp Climate Change Program - Dr. Patrícia Morellato
Video/Interview: 15 years of Fapesp Climate Change - Statement by Patrícia Morellato
Event: 1st CBioClima Workshop
Event: Rio Claro participates in Pint of Science