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Arthur Grosset
Scotland - UK
Bird Photographer and birdwatcher. His website is a reference on brazilian and neotropical birds. Arthur start birding in Brazilian Atlantic Forest and spread out his experience all around the world.
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Arthur Morris
USA
Arthur Morris is a free-lance nature photographer, writer, and educator specializing in birds. Before turning his talents full-time to photography, he taught elementary school in New York City for twenty-three years. With more than 20,000 of his stunning images published in books, magazines, and calendars all over the globe, Arthur Morris is widely recognized as the worlds premier bird photographer. His images are noted for both their artistic design and their technical excellence. His fitting credit line: BIRDS AS ART. Arthur, one of the original Explorers of Light, has been a Canon contract photographer for the past fourteen years and continues in that role today. He currently travels, photographs, teaches, and speaks his way across North America and the world while leading several BIRDS AS ART/Instructional Photo-Tours, Photo-Cruises, and Photo Safaris each year.
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Edson Endrigo
Bird Photographer | Editor
Fotógrafo especializado em captar imagens de aves, sua grande paixão. Suas fotos fazem parte de diversas publicações nacionais e internacionais. Lançou o guia de campo Aves da Grande São Paulo, em 2004, sucesso de público e de vendas. Em dezembro de 2006, publicou seu primeiro livro de arte - Aves da Mata Atlântica, em outubro de 2007 Aves da Amazônia e na esteira desse projeto lançou em Maio de 2008 - Aves do Cerrado. Renomado guia para observadores de aves, o autor é muito requisitado por pessoas que buscam conhecimento de nossa rica avifauna. Atualmente viaja pelo Brasil em busca de aves raras e ameaçadas de extinção.
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Josep del Hoyo
Bellaterra | Barcelona | Spain
Founder of Lynx Edicions and editor of the Handbook of the Birds of the World. He earned his degree in medicine, but as a country doctor birdwatching got the best of him and led him to create, along with his partners, the HBW series. One of his favourite tasks for the series is selecting the 400 photos from up to 17,000 that arrive for consideration for each volume! Currently is Vice-president of the Spanish Society of Ornithology and member of the Global Council of BirdLife.
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Luís Fábio Silveira
São Paulo - SP
Professor of the Department of Zoology of the USP, Associate Curator of Ornithological Collections the Museum of Zoology of S. Paulo University, Researcher Level 2 of CNPq and Chief Editor of the Revista Brasileira de Ornitologia. It is also member of the Brazilian Committee of Ornithological Records (CBRO) and Associate Researcher of the World Pheasant Association (UK). 33 scientific articles published in journals. It has published seven books (plus one in press), six chapters of books (four more in press) and 41 presentations at conferences in Brazil and abroad. Currently coordinates seven research projects. Works mainly in the structure, taxonomy and conservation of birds.
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Pedro Ferreira Develey
Director of Conservation for BirdLife/SAVE
Biologist, M.Sc and Ph.D. on bird ecology. Director of Conservation for BirdLife/SAVE Brasil where he coordinates the Important Bird Area (IBA) and the Threatened Species Programs. He has worked as a consultant on environmental diagnoses based on bird fauna information in various biomes in Brazil, and published scientific and dissemination papers on national and international magazines, and book chapters on bird ecology and conservation. Pedro is co-author of the Field Guide Birds of the Greater São Paulo (Guia de Campo: Aves da Grande São Paulo) and one of the organizers of the book Áreas Importantes para a Conservação das Aves no Brasil - Parte 1: Estados do Domínio da Mata Atlântica (Important Bird Areas in Brazil – Part 1: States of the Atlantic Forest Domain).
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Roberto Linsker
São Paulo | Brasil
Roberto Linsker, geologist, photographer, editor and publisher of Terra Virgem Editora, created several books series as Brasil Aventura, Tempos do Brasil e Cuidados Pela Vida.
Is one of the most important brazilian photographers of nature, culture and social documentation. Awarded with the “Picture of the Year 2002” by the National Geographic and in 2006, received the Editora Abril Award in Cultural Journalism.
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Millard Schisler
São Paulo - SP - Brasil
Master in Visual Arts from the University of Rochester (USA), Millard was one of those responsible for implementation of digital photography in the curriculum of the School of Photographic Arts and Sciences, RIT, where he taught photography from 1996 to 2004. He was hired by the School of Print Media of RIT to develop the courses in the area of imagery to new media and the flow of work for digital printing and Web. As a photographer, as well as a personal work, photographed for many years in Brazil for organizations such as UNICEF and UNESCO in the documentation of NGOs and social problems. Today working in Brazil as photographer and consultant in the areas of digital imaging, bank of images, collections and digital print.
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André Cordeiro de Luca
Biologist
Degree in Biological Sciences by Universidade Ibirapuera and in Business Administration by Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie. Currently works as project assistant at SAVE Brasil where he develops ornithological surveys, conducting assessments and researches related to Important Bird Area and the Threatened Species Programs. Andre is the moderator of the BirdLife International’s Forum of Globally Threatened Brazilian Birds and one of the organizers of the book “Áreas Importantes para a Conservação das Aves no Brasil - Parte 2: Amazônia, Cerrado e Pantanal”.
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Hilton Ribeiro
São Paulo | Brasil
Advertising photographer, also researcher of photographic language related to the time. He studied at the School of Photography Focus in São Paulo (1969) and began shooting professionally in 1972, in the newspaper Correio de Campinas. Later worked in universities and advertising agencies. Has his own photo studio, in 1981 and photographed for book covers, advertising and journals.
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CBRO
BRAZILIAN ORNITHOLOGICAL RECORDS COMMITTEE
The Brazilian Ornithological Records Committee (CBRO) was created as a forum to discuss and publish data related to the distribution of birds in Brazil .
The CBRO reviews and updates the information available about avian distribution in Brazil , and consolidates and publishes its conclusions on the Internet in the form of a checklist.
http://www.cbro.org.br/CBRO/map.htm
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