Venue: city of São Pedro, state of São Paulo, Brazil
Young researchers (especially PhD students and postdocs) and technicians (analysts, researchers) from government agencies and NGOs in the environmental field, both from Brazil and other countries.
SPSAS – Biodiversity is funded by FAPESP, with support from other agencies and institutions. There are no tuition costs, and financial support is avaible to cover travel and expenses for participants without their own funding.
Given the multinational composition of participants and faculty, all activities will be conducted in English.
Bridging Knowledge Production and Use is Key to Enhancing Biodiversity Conservation and Utilization
Conservation strategies for biodiversity require the engagement of citizens, governments, local communities, and scientists, according to speakers at the São Paulo School of Advanced Science on Co-creating Biodiversity Assessments.