Vol. 35 No. 2 (2024): Biocenosis. Revista Ambiental. Julio-diciembre. Centro de Educación Ambiental- UNED

The loss of habitats continues to threaten a large number of pollinator species, which is causing great concern worldwide, as a high percentage of harvested foods directly depend on their intervention. Therefore, education and raising public awareness through the dissemination of scientific information in an understandable language are key in the fight to protect this group of living beings.

Published: 2024-12-11

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Pollinators as a tool for environmental education and awareness in an urban park

Arturo Barboza Granados, Yesenia López García

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Methodological guide for the development of hummingbird observation gardens for Los Santos area, San José, Costa Rica, 2024

Paola Brenes Rojas, Catalina Vargas Meneses, Ariana Muñoz Picado

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Community cohesion in organic waste valorization through composting: The case of the Asentamiento Valle Real Santa Cecilia, La Cruz, Guanacaste

Wendy Porras Barquero, José Luis Fournier Rodríguez

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Analysis of the tourism potential of a territory: Application of the READI methodology in a natural reserve of Tandil, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Gonzalo Schneider Cherrutti, Aldo G. Ramos Schenck

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Public science communication as a tool for the conservation of natural heritage in the Caño Negro Wildlife Refuge, Alajuela, Costa Rica

Marco Antonio Díaz Segura, Yesenia López García

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Chemical and biological conditions of the aquatic ecosystem that have an impact on the decomposition dynamics of Cecropia peltata leaf litter, Blanco river, Bagaces: An experience in the academic practice

Johanna Rojas Conejo

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From Planting to Restoration: Protocol for Native Tree Planting and Enhancing Ecosystem Services in the Context of Climate Adaptation

Óscar Chacón Chavarría

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Vol. 35 No. 2 (2024): Biocenosis. Revista Ambiental. Julio-diciembre. Centro de Educación Ambiental- UNED

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