CARLOS VILA-VIÇOSA WAS INTERVIEWED BY WILDER
CIBIO-InBIO researcher shared his knowledge about Serra de Monchique biodiversity.
HOW THE IBERIAN HARE KEEPS GENES OF A GHOST SPECIES
Study led by CIBIO-InBIO researchers, which reveals how the Iberian hare incorporated segments from the Mountain hare genome, a species currently extinct from the Iberian Peninsula, has been attracting media attention.
HOW DOMESTICATION CHANGED RABBITS' BRAIN
Study co-led by CIBIO-InBIO researchers, which demonstrates that domestication had a profound effect on rabbits' brain, making them tame and less susceptible to fear, has been attracting media attention.
PYRENEAN DESMAN IS DISAPPEARING FROM THE NORTHEAST OF PORTUGAL
Study led by CIBIO-InBIO researchers, which demonstrates that in the last 20 years the Pyrenean desman disappeared from 63.5% of the places where it existed, in Tua and Sabor basins, has been attracting media attention.
CIBIO-InBIO REVEALS SECRETS OF CAMOUFLAGE IN SNOWSHOE HARES WHICH MAY IMPACT ADAPTATION TO CLIMATE CHANGE
Study co-authored by CIBIO-InBIO researchers, which reveals the evolution of seasonal camouflage in snowshoe hares, has been attracting media attention.
REN BIODIVERSITY CHAIR'S SYMPOSIUM CALLS MEDIA ATTENTION
Second symposium organized by REN Biodiversity Chair was highlighted by Notícias ao Minuto.
HUGO REBELO’S WORK WAS HIGHLIGHTED BY SMITHSONIAN.COM
CIBIO-InBIO researcher was mentioned in an article about bat colonies in Portuguese libraries.
HOW DO IBERIAN WOLVES BEHAVE DURING THE BREEDING SEASON IN HIGHLY HUMAN-DOMINATED LANDSCAPES?
Study led by CIBIO-InBIO researchers, which can help Iberian wolf’s conservation in Portugal, was highlighted by Wilder.
RICARDO JORGE LOPES WAS INTERVIEWED ON RTP NEWS
CIBIO-InBIO researcher talked about the conservation of the black wheatear in Portugal, a species that was photographed by Joel Sartore in the scope of National Geographic Photo Ark.
