Publications from the Venezuelan Society of Ecology: official statements, news about events, technical reports, and institutional pronouncements.
22 publicaciones
' Is sustainable tourism possible in Bolívar and Amazonas states? Negative implications of the Mining Arc on our tourism strength EXPLORA Magazine. Second Special Edition. 2021. Historically, tourism …
Leer más →' Mining exploitation and institutionality in 21st century Venezuela EXPLORA Magazine. Second Special Edition. 2021. A responsible mining activity is developed under a framework that foresees a …
Leer más →' Self-management in local communities of the lower Caura: Towards a sustainable model of forest management through conservation agreements as an alternative to extractivism EXPLORA Magazine. Second …
Leer más →' The outcry of Bolívar and Delta Amacuro indigenous peoples EXPLORA Magazine. Second Special Edition. 2021. According to data from the State’s Indigenous Census in 2011, 23 indigenous peoples inhabit …
Leer más →' Muchos científicos ya emigraron, asfixiados por la falta de recursos para investigación o las amenazas. Pero algunos resisten, intentando proteger la biodiversidad y los ecosistemas. “Es por …
Leer más →https://youtu.be/9KlDrtf83NU Through a report generated by university professors and researchers, the SVE denounces the alarming situation of deterioration in which these spaces find themselves, …
Leer más →Navigation channel threatens the ecological integrity of the Cuare Wildlife Refuge, eastern coast of Falcón State, Venezuela. By: Frank Espinoza. December 2019 The Cuare Wildlife Refuge (Decree No. …
Leer más →Through a statement, they denounce that the Ministry of Popular Power for Tourism seeks to illegally grant concessions for the construction of lodges within the National Park. On the website of the …
Leer más →As a Society, we are concerned that the knowledge, research and conservation of our forests that ULA has led together with public and private institutions at the national and international level may …
Leer más →According to the Red Book of Venezuelan Fauna, 617 species of animals and 341 species of plants are threatened in the country. Habitat loss is one of the main threats they face. Venezuela is …
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