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Whitley Fund for Nature

06/02/2025

Biologist Pedro Fruet receives funding from the Whitley Fund for Nature to expand conservation efforts for Lahille's bottlenose dolphin

With support from the UK-based Whitley Fund for Nature (WFN), the co-founder of Kaosa will expand efforts to reverse the critical conservation status of Lahille's bottlenose dolphin, strengthening community involvement and the project's activities in Brazil, Uruguay, and Argentina.

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Letícia Teloken

05/02/2025

Botos da Barra Project Celebrates 13 Years of Preserving Cooperative Fishing

A member of the Gephyreus network, the initiative protects the collaboration between Lahille’s bottlenose dolphins and artisanal fishers in Tramandaí

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Lauro Alves / Agencia RBS

20/01/2025

Lahille’s dolphin, an endangered species, found dead on Tramandaí beach

A rare animal, symbolizing the biodiversity of the southern coast, was found stranded on the shore.

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Pescador pescando em conjunto com um boto-de-Lahille
Ignacio Moreno

20/01/2025

Dolphins helping fishermen in southern Brazil recognized as a species and listed as endangered

Scientific recognition highlights the need to preserve these rare dolphins that collaborate with artisanal fishing.

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Botos saltando sobre as ondas
Pedro Fruet

15/01/2025

International Workshop Brings Together Scientists and Governments to Develop the Conservation and Management Plan for Lahille's Dolphin

Document Drafted After Discussions Will Be Presented to the Scientific Committee of the International Whaling Commission in May 2024

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Créditos da Imagem

15/01/2025

Lahille's Dolphin is Highlighted in the New Brazilian Passport

The new document highlights Brazil's biodiversity by including Lahille's dolphin, emphasizing the importance of environmental preservation.

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