Traveling Science

Throughout our travel we choose a way to move forward with purpose, creating links between scientific knowledge and current social and environmental realities.

In this section, we tell you about our daily lives. Traveling Science. We propose open, creative, and collaborative ways of communicating scientific development and conservation in practice with a critical and transformative perspective.

Through routes, landscapes, sightings, and encounters, we share stories that show how research, mainly in ecology and conservation have a concrete impact on the communities we get to know.

It is not just about moving physically, but also about crossing cultural, social, and disciplinary boundaries to enrich our questions, methods, and ways of sharing what we learn.

This is an invitation to explore territories where knowledge generation, conservation, and everyday life interact. We will share every step and every experience with you from the perspective of et al blog.

We share videos, photos, vlogs, gatherings, posts, and much more. Don’t miss all the details of our great adventure!

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November 5, 2025

In the field: HMS

Check out this exclusive story for Hawk Mountain Sanctuary, where we show you our connection with this incredible institution over the years.

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November 16, 2025

From Washington, D.C. to unique caves!

In this first episode of Life on the Road, we show you our departure from Washington, D.C., the city that has been our home for the past three years, to Luray Caverns in Virginia.

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December 3, 2025

Visiting Virginia Tech

As part of the second chapter of this adventure, we show you the place where Emi did her second postdoc. We visited the campus and chatted with ornithologists.

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December 9, 2025