A Look at the Portuguese World

 

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Paínho-of-monteiro

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It is one of the most emblematic and vulnerable species in our country. Have you ever been cataloged as common and finally be recognized as different and very special? That's exactly same thing happened to a seabird of the Azores, to the day when a scientist, Luis Monteiro, realized the…
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Mantas super stars

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They are a kind of large rays that can attract tourists. They are groups of pelagic cartilaginous fish that abound in the waters of the archipelago of Azores and has enormous potential for ecotourism, since this maritime exclusive zone is one of the few areas of the world where they…
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Counting priolos

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SPEA wants to enumerate the species residing in the Azores. Birds also need to be surveyed. This is the case the priolos, a small species endemic to the island of Sao Miguel, which is in danger of extinction. The initiative is the responsibility of the Portuguese society for the study…
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Tsunamis to south

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In a lecture held at Iscia, Fernando Rebelo, an investigator, warned of the dangers of this and other natural disasters in the Alentejo, Algarve and the Azores. The risk of tsunami, typhoons and storms at sea unfold a risk of coastal flooding in Portugal and are ignored by the official…
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Science with all

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A teacher dared to dream and create an internet site on scientific publishing for anyone. Imagine having one of those questions about the universe that surrounds us that only a credentialed scientist in the field can answer, but when trying to research this same information you faced potential solutions in…
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