Jean Huffman and Jose Fragoso have completed a draft of their book “Wild Fruits of the Guiana Shield”. They hope to submit it for publication by spring of 2016.
Upcoming New Book! Wild Fruits of the Guiana Shield
Stanford Hispanic Radio interviews Jose Fragoso
Isabel Jubes of KZSU 90.1 FM Radio Stanford interviews Jose Fragoso concerning the State of the Amazon Forest. KZSU broadcasts Latino and Hispanic Culture to the world.
The interview can be heard here: (http://stanfordhispanicbroadcasting.org/the-state-of-the-amazon-forest-its-fauna-flora-and-indigenous-people/)
Taal Levi, Kirsten Silvius, L. Flamarion de Oliveira and José Fragoso paper in Biotropica
Levi T., Silvius K.M., Oliveira L.F.B., Cummings A.R. and Fragoso J.M.V. 2013. Competition and facilitation in the Capuchin-Squirrel Monkey Relationship. Biotropica, 45:636-643.
Note: the above paper was highlighted as an “editor’s choice” article by Biotropica: http://biotropica.org/september-2013-editors-choice/
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Fragoso group paper accepted for publication
A manuscript by Jeff Luzar, Kirsten Silvius and José Fragoso entitled “Church Affiliation and Meat Taboos in Indigenous Communities of the Amazon”, was accepted for publication with revisions by the journal “Human Ecology” on March 19, 2012. The paper examines how meat taboos held by indigenous peoples are influenced by a number of different Christian churches.
Especialista discute monitoramento ambiental na Amazônia (José Fragoso presents at ICMBio)
Dr. José Fragoso presented results from his research integrating indigenous communities into biodiversity monitoring at the Chico Mendes Institute of Conservation and Biodiversity (ICMBio) in Brasilia, Brazil on February 10, 2012. Click here for an overview in portuguese.
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