Visita Colegas Olaf e Dan ao Paraná - na Mata Atlântica grandes pesquisadores de invasões

Visita Daniel Simberloff ao Salto Morato

Educação contra INVASÕES BIOLÓGICA - A CHAVE MESTRA PARA NOSSOS PROBLEMAS?

http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1679007315000328


ADIANTE!

Fellow award CIB       http://academic.sun.ac.za/cib/team_fellow.asp

http://academic.sun.ac.za/cib/fellow/jeanvitule.asp

Prof Jean Vitule

Prof. Vitule is at the C·I·B as a fellow during July and August 2015

Jean R.S. Vitule, is Associate Professor of Ecology and Applied Ecology in the Federal University of Parana (UFPR) and he is the coordinator of the “Laboratório de Ecologia e Conservação” (LEC – Ecology and Conservation Lab of Tecnology Sector of the UFPR). His interests are in Invasion Biology and Biotic Homogenization processes and patterns, with a special focus on aquatic biodiversity and fishes. He is interested in the ecology and management of invasive species and uses aquatic organisms, and especially fishes to test ecological concepts on biological invasions and biodiversity. His research is focused mainly in the Atlantic Rain Forest Rivers and Streams and in the Upper Paraná River floodplain. He was one of the first researchers to study the impacts of non-native African sharptooth catfish Clarias gariepinusin Brazil.

Prof. Vitule is at the C·I·B as a fellow during July and August 2015. During this time he is working on a review of African sharptooth catfish invasions in South Africa and Brazil and is developing collaborative projects on invasive fishes in Brazil and South Africa.

“For me it's a great honour to be here and learn more about the aquatic biodiversity and invaders of South Africa. Biodiversity here is different, but problems with biological invasions, landscapes and abiotic factors are very similar from those of my region in southern Brazil. I think we have a long way to go and with this fellowship opportunity it will be much more attractive and productive.”

Divulgando trabalhos e problemas das invasões na África do Sul... diversidade diferente, mas problemas com invasões biológicas similares e complexos...

Estou honrado e feliz de estar aqui por vários motivos...

Com o forte grupo de ecologia de invasões aquáticas da SA... Reunião sobre projetos com Clarias...



no CIB com Dave e Olaf... grandes figuras.... e grandes caras... grandes de verdade...


E falando para Feras como John Wilson, Dave Richardson, M. Alexander, T. Robinson e muitos outros... uma honra grande para mim... devo isso ao meus colegas e ao meu grupo... e muitas horas acordado de madrugada...  esse é lado bom das invasões, fazer novos amigos a prender ecologia de perto... no mundo real...



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