Introduction
The Funbio, an organization dedicated to biodiversity conservation, has recently launched a new call for field research support. This initiative is part of the Bolsas FUNBIO – Conservando o Futuro program, which aims to support master's and doctoral students in their field research.
The Bolsas FUNBIO – Conservando o Futuro Program
The Bolsas FUNBIO – Conservando o Futuro program is a Funbio initiative that aims to support the training of researchers and professionals in the field of biodiversity conservation. The program offers scholarships to master's and doctoral students who are developing field research in areas related to biodiversity conservation.
Objectives of the Call
The new Funbio call has the objective of supporting field research that contributes to biodiversity conservation in Brazil. The specific objectives of the call include:
- Supporting the training of researchers and professionals in the field of biodiversity conservation;
- Promoting the realization of field research that contributes to biodiversity conservation in Brazil;
- Fostering collaboration between research institutions and non-governmental organizations in the field of biodiversity conservation.
Benefits of the Call
The Funbio call offers several benefits to the master's and doctoral students who are selected. In addition to receiving a scholarship, the selected students will also have the opportunity to:
- Develop their field research in areas related to biodiversity conservation;
- Collaborate with other researchers and professionals in the field of biodiversity conservation;
- Learn about the latest trends and technologies in the field of biodiversity conservation.
Conclusion
The launch of the new Funbio call is an important step towards the future of biodiversity conservation in Brazil. By supporting field research and training researchers and professionals in the field of biodiversity conservation, Funbio is contributing to the protection of biodiversity and to the sustainable development of the country.
Source / Reference
Source: O Eco