LabCon researcher on the project "Impacts of Hunting Pressure on Forest Ecosystems": A biologist with a master's degree in Ecology from USP, she has experience in Ecology and Conservation Biology. She served as field coordinator for the Iguaçu Carnivores Project (2009–2017) in Iguaçu National Park. She also produces children's literature, combining science and environmental awareness.

A Biological Sciences student at Uniara, she is pursuing a Scientific Initiation program with a FAPESP grant, where she seeks to identify the best techniques for estimating the density of Neotropical ungulates, a group essential for ecological balance. Based on a review of detection methods and statistical analyses used over the past 30 years, density and precision estimates will be compared between different approaches. The results will help identify potential biases and indicate the most appropriate methodologies for each taxonomic group and environment.

A student in the Biological Sciences program at Uniara, he is pursuing a scientific initiation program with a FAPESP grant, analyzing the relationship between deforestation and socioeconomic factors, including HDI and income inequality. Using maps and global data, he investigates how forest loss affects human development and vice versa. The results can guide environmental and social policies.

A Biological Sciences student at Uniara, she is pursuing a scientific initiation program with a FAPESP grant, aiming to characterize illegal hunting in Brazil by analyzing online news, identifying the most common weapons, species, locations, and periods of this practice. The results will inform public policies, enforcement actions, and more effective conservation strategies.

A Biological Sciences student at Uniara, she is pursuing a scientific initiation program with a FAPESP grant, where she seeks to evaluate the influence of domestic dog presence on the behavior of forest ungulates.