Historias del Centro de Investigaciones Ecológicas Subtropicales (CIES)

This Biological Station, under the jurisdiction of the National Parks Administration (Argentina), is located in Iguazú National Park, Misiones Province, at the heart of the last great remnant of the Atlantic Forest. The organizers conceived this work as a way of valuing the efforts of hundreds of pe...

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Main Authors: Bosso, Andrés J., Gil, Guillermo E.
Format: Online
Sprog:spansk
Udgivet: Editora Universitária da UNILA - EDUNILA 2025
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Online adgang:https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/166686
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Summary:This Biological Station, under the jurisdiction of the National Parks Administration (Argentina), is located in Iguazú National Park, Misiones Province, at the heart of the last great remnant of the Atlantic Forest. The organizers conceived this work as a way of valuing the efforts of hundreds of people who have passed through its laboratory and the rooms of the first Biological Station within the country’s National Parks system. The authors of the accounts are biologists, naturalists, and researchers, who narrate in a colloquial style some of their experiences in this unique place, imbued with a “green mysticism.” The book begins with a compilation of data on the current field biological stations in Argentina, an appraisal of the CIES for its role as a promoter of research and knowledge for conservation, and a historical retrospective of this Biological Station. Following that are 12 stories by different authors, protagonists of experiences that took place around CIES. Each of these chapters includes a bibliographic list resulting from each project, as well as 31 photographs that illustrate the elements, moments, and people mentioned in the text. Finally, as testimony to this Center’s contribution to Biology, the book lists the new species for science and for Argentina recorded with material or observations from Iguazú National Park, all with their corresponding bibliographic references.