
© Juan Camilo Ruíz

Brochure about the herpetofauna and ecological knowledge in Quininí
This brochure brings together science and stories of the local community of Quininí, Cundinamarca. Through the text and illustrations, facts are intertwined with anecdotes, knowledge, and field experiences. The brochure is part of the project "Conservation of amphibians and reptiles in transformed rural landscapes through ecological assessment".

Charismatic species of interest for tourism and conservation in the Río Claro basin, Antioquia
This catalog presents information on birds, amphibians, reptiles, mammals, bees, and plant species from Río Claro, Antioquia, which were prioritized according to the criteria of specialists in the different biological groups and the communities' knowledge and perceptions of the biodiversity of their territory.
Interactive sound maps
These digital maps are created by community members using maps that show the locations of recognizable birds in their territories. People can interact with the maps both visually and aurally, associating the colloquial names of their local birds with their scientific names and then locating them on the map. These interactive maps are a useful tool for identifying questions or problems that need to be resolved within the community regarding their local avifauna, and can be employed to design strategies for community monitoring programs.


