JOURNALISM – ENVIRONMENT – DATA
Science transformed into innovative, compelling and accessible media products
Research networks, institutes, universities and third sector organizations in Brazil and abroad rely on Ambiental Media to bring the science they produce to the general public
What we do
Data visualization and infographics; multimedia reports and journalistic articles; analysis and policy briefs; videos for social media; documentary photography.
Where we’ve been
Our content has been replicated by some of the most important media outlets in the world: The Guardian, Mongabay, Estado de S. Paulo, G1, Valor, BBC, O Globo, National Geographic Brazil and others.
We are many!
Our Facebook Community brings together academics and media professionals with physical events, digital meetings and discussions that have influenced press coverage.
PROJECTS
Silent Forest
A platform for visualizing data on the degradation of the Amazon rainforest, based on a paper published in Nature. This was a partnership with the Sustainable Amazon Network (RAS) that relied on support from InfoAmazonia.Org.
Atlantic Forest Infographics
the traditional non-stop deforestation of the Brazilian biome and the most recent data depicted in infographics and unpublished maps developed in partnership with Café Art for the NGO SOS Mata Atlântica.
Journalistic articles
Authored by scientists and edited by journalists – scientific articles and expert texts converted into concise, easy-to-read news articles. The content is offered to the press free of charge.
Videos for social networks
viral videos based on essential scientific work, like this one on the state of the igarapés in the Amazon in partnership with RAS.
Sustainable Amazon Policy Briefs
A series of five summaries for decision makers and opinion leaders based on RAS’s scientific work: Igarapés, Fires, Forests, Legislation and Landscapes.
Sustainable Amazon Symposium
We worked on the development of materials for consultation and dissemination, and also offered support in the organization of this RAS event, which brought together decision makers and opinion leaders in Belém.
Costing Nature
By applying a deforestation model based on historical rates, scientists came to the conclusion that life in the Amazon will not survive more than two centuries. An InfoAmazonia project with support from the Ambiental team.
Extreme Climate
Climate change manifests in the Amazon in extremes that are difficult to predict, challenging the traditional knowledge of fishing communities. A multimedia report in partnership with InfoAmazonia, funded by EJN.
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