Why the latin american ornithology comunity isn't that impactful?
I am from Mexico and in my exchange program at Galicia, Spain, I observed that in Europe, there are a lot of scientific ornithology associations. There is even one per country.
I searched for the Mexican Ornithology Society, but I think recently it shut itself down.
Where can I network about ornithological topics in Mexico and Latin America?
What are the main Ornithological Societies in Latin America?
Do they fund PhD projects?
Thanks!
Hello Oscar,
I've found this wikipedia site helpful in the past to target specific journals. It list most of the better known and still maintained ornithology societies from around the world.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ornithology_journals
You might also want to look at the Partners in Flight Website. They conserve birds throughout the Americas and large presence in Mexico (see the international tab).
https://www.partnersinflight.org/
Finally Ornitología Neotropical has two publications outlets, one for scientific studies and another with more of a birding focus.
http://www.neotropicalornithology.org/ornitologia-neotropical/
Hope you find these suggestions helpful.
Micah
Micah Scholer Thanks a lot!! Definitely I will check those links!! Cheers
Dear Oscar,
I suggest you to consider the Association of Field Ornithologists who promotes several research in Latin America
https://www.afonet.org/
and also the Sociedade Brasileira de Ornitologia
https://www.ararajuba.org.br/index.php?cod=home
Best
Michele
Michele Panuccio Why didn't I knew this organizations?! Thanks Michele!!
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