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IIS researchers did 10 oral presentations and 3 posters. And with great satisfaction IIS announces that Viviane Dib has won an award for the third best poster presentation entitled “Spatial Prioritization in Brazil’s Atlantic Forest: First Steps to an Aquatic Ecosystem Services Approach”.

Here is the complete list of our presentations:

• The Economics of Ecosystems & Biodiversity (TEEB) in the Rio do Paraiba do Sul basin (SP) – Agnieszka Latawiec

• Fundamental Aspects of the Economics of Restoration – Bernardo Strassburg

• Economic Incentives for Native Vegetation Recovery at Different Scales and their Interface with Public Policies – Bernardo Strassburg

• A Flexible, Multicriteria Modelling Approach to Prioritise Restoration Aiming at Maximising Multiple Benefits and Minimising Costs: A Case Study for the Atlantic Rainforest – Bernardo Strassburg

• International Perspectives and Lessons on Restoration with Focus on Supporting Society and Business – Bernardo Strassburg

• Complex Socio-Ecological Drivers of Natural Regeneration in the Brazilian Atlantic Forest Hotspot – Renato Crouzeilles

• Ecological Restoration Success is Higher for Natural Regeneration than for Active Restoration in Tropical Forests – Renato Crouzeilles

• Gaps and Bridges Between Science and Practice: Ecological Restoration in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil – Fernanda Tubenchlak

• Look Down – there is a gap – Need to Include Soil Data in Restoration Projects in Atlantic Forest of Brazil – Maiara Mendes

• Socioeconomic Impacts of Restoration: The Case of Mutirão de Reflorestamento in Rio de Janeiro – Luisa Lemgruber

• Monitoring Restoration Success of Soil’s Quality in Forested Ecosystems: A Global Metaanalysis – Adriana Allek Litaiff

• The Effect of Biochar on Atlantic Forest Seedlings: Environmental and Socio-Economic Analysis – Aline Furtado Rodrigues

• Spatial Prioritization in Atlantic Forest: Firsts Steps to an Aquatic Ecosystem Services Approach – Viviane Dib da Silva