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EcoRegistros Communications

EcoRegistros Comunicaciones

EcoRegistros Communications is a section dedicated to informal publications with a more colloquial approach, accessible to the entire community. This section will not accept strictly scientific outreach articles, but communications with a broader outreach focus, such as news about nature, travel chronicles, taxonomic updates, and any other news related to nature.

The community is invited to share their experiences and discoveries through this platform. Each communication will go through a review and editing process to ensure compliance with basic formatting and thematic requirements. However, it is important to clarify that this is not a peer-review process like in the EcoRegistros Magazine project, but a more general review.

The publishing theme in EcoRegistros Communications is much broader, covering a variety of content that addresses nature from different perspectives. If your publication meets the minimum formatting and thematic requirements, we invite you to share it with us. Communications can be sent to our email: ecoregistros@ecoregistros.org.




Published Communications

Comunication #4

ECOREGISTROS JOINS AVILIST, THE NEW UNIFIED GLOBAL TAXONOMIC SOURCE

Bird taxonomy, essential for birdwatching and citizen science, has faced challenges due to multiple internationally recognized checklists. AviList is a new project aiming to unify these sources into a single global list, supported by key institutions like Cornell Lab and BirdLife International. EcoRegistros, which previously used the BirdLife checklist, has decided to adopt AviList to improve interoperability between platforms and avoid conflicts and data loss. This adoption allows faster and more accurate taxonomic updates while maintaining important information such as conservation status. Finally, the update to AviList involved significant changes in species and scientific names, while respecting the regional diversity of Spanish names and adapting to processes like splits and mergers.

By: Jorge La Grotteria

Published on 26 de junio de 2025

Communication #4, visits #946

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Comunication #3

THE SWALLOWS OF THE AUTONOMOUS CITY OF BUENOS AIRES

Since 2011, 11 species of swallows have been documented in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, with the Brown-chested Martin being the most recorded. Observations indicate a clear preference of these birds for urban environments with abundant water and vegetation, such as the Costanera Sur Ecological Reserve. Records and migratory maps show that their presence intensifies in summer, with a notable peak between December and January.

By: Lucas Peluffo

Published on 20 de mayo de 2025

Comments: 4

Communication #3, visits #3832

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Comunication #2

TO FIND THE BOBOLINK

A tour through the hot wetlands of Santa Fe province, in the middle of summer, searching for a migratory bird that arrives in Argentina from North America.

By: Juan Manuel Zara

Published on 01 de abril de 2025

Comments: 5

Communication #2, visits #1678

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Comunication #1

FALKLAND ISLANDS AND ANTARCTICA: BETWEEN BIRD WATCHING AND DREAMY LANDSCAPES

Chronicle of a trip to Antarctica and the Falkland Islands with birdwatching as the main objective, and the discovery of landscapes and wildlife in these remote destinations. An experience that combines adventure and connection with nature.

By: María Alejandra Sosa

Published on 24 de marzo de 2025

Comments: 12

Communication #1, visits #2039

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