Vol. 35 No. 2-bis (2025): August 2025. Pages 800-957

This special issue brings together research that shows how gender inequalities shape Latin American ecology and how women scientists in the region analyze, question and transform them. Twelve articles offer diverse perspectives that invite us to rethink knowledge production and work toward a more inclusive and representative science.

Published: 2025-11-28

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The gender dimension in ecology: Perspectives from a diversity of approaches

Paula Meli, Florencia Spirito, Josefina L. De Paepe, M. Fernanda Reyes

800-807
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Gender and productivity of publications in ecology in Bolivia: An analysis of four decades

M. Isabel Gómez, Kazuya Naoki, Paola Velásquez-Noriega

808-817
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Chronicle of inequality: The case of ecology in Argentina

M. Gabriela Núñez Montellano, María L. Sandoval-Salinas, Patricia V. Zelaya, Silvia Lomáscolo, Gabriela Fontanarrosa, Daniela Rodríguez, Verónica Chillo, Valeria Aschero, Natalia M. Schroeder, Valentina Brailovsky, Marisa A. Álvarez, Maia C. Plaza Behr, María J. Lorenzo Pisarello, María E. Fanjul, María Piquer Rodríguez, Ariana Choque, M. Fernanda Martínez-Gálvez

818-837
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Gender and ecology: Women’s representation in the Brazilian ecology congresses

Julia Ghion, Elenir A. Queiroz, Paula Meli, Débora Cristina Rother

838-844
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Women in the marine sciences and in the aquatic ecology of Uruguay

Carla Kruk, Gabriela M. Vélez-Rubio, Noelia Bortolotto, Valentina Amaral, Romina Trinchin, Cecilia Arrarte, Beatriz Yannicelli, Claudia Piccini

845-858
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Narratives of motherhood in science: A collective subject analysis of women researchers in ethnobiology

Flávia R. Santoro, Juliana Loureiro Almeida Campos, Bárbara Arias Toledo

859-868
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Moving forward on a slippery floor: Extra challenges faced by women ecologists related to fieldwork, traveling and the working environment

Silvia B. Lomáscolo, Agustina Novillo, Edgardo J. I. Pero, María L. Sandoval-Salinas, Ma. Gabriela Núñez Montellano, Gabriela Fontanarrosa, María Piquer-Rodríguez

869-878
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Contributions to the analysis of innovations and technologies in agroecological production in the General Pueyrredon district from a gender perspective

Celeste Molpeceres, Victoria Cabral, Gisela Kaczan, Mariana González Insúa

879-895
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The sustainable use of biodiversity from a gender perspective in three Argentine ecoregions: Yungas, Dry Chaco and Atlantic Forest

Marina Parra, Celeste Nogales, Nadia Paco, Mariela Bobadilla, Aimé Oyaharzabal Castro, Sandra Sharry

896-912
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Women, environmental sciences, and ecofeminism: The personal is political (and also scientific)

Bibiana Vilá

913-925
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Shared values in the R-Ladies community: Toward building an alternative leadership model to the patriarchal system

Gimena Vilardo, Paula Fergnani, M. Laura Suarez, Claudia A. Huaylla, Débora L. Moreno Azocar, Sofía Ruiz-Suarez

926-938
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Ecological science and ecoterritorial feminisms: A dialogue based on the notion of body-territory

Alejandra Tauro, Lucia Linsalata

939-947
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Empowering women in science: A good practice guide

Paula de Tezanos Pintos, Josefina Bodnar, Valeria P. Carreira, Valeria Casa, Eliana P. Coturel, Rocío Deanna, Aldana M. Elisei, Julieta Foglia, Josefina L. De Paepe, Paula Fernández, Alicia López Méndez, Bettina Mahler, Marcela Muratori, Claudia E. Natenzon, Marcela V. Nicola, Natalia A. Ossana, Ana J. Sagasti

948-957
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Vol. 35 No. 2-bis (2025): August 2025. Pages 800-957

Special Section

The gender dimension in ecology: Perspectives from a diversity of approaches

Gender and productivity of publications in ecology in Bolivia: An analysis of four decades

Chronicle of inequality: The case of ecology in Argentina

Gender and ecology: Women’s representation in the Brazilian ecology congresses

Women in the marine sciences and in the aquatic ecology of Uruguay

Narratives of motherhood in science: A collective subject analysis of women researchers in ethnobiology

Moving forward on a slippery floor: Extra challenges faced by women ecologists related to fieldwork, traveling and the working environment

Contributions to the analysis of innovations and technologies in agroecological production in the General Pueyrredon district from a gender perspective

The sustainable use of biodiversity from a gender perspective in three Argentine ecoregions: Yungas, Dry Chaco and Atlantic Forest

Women, environmental sciences, and ecofeminism: The personal is political (and also scientific)

Shared values in the R-Ladies community: Toward building an alternative leadership model to the patriarchal system

Ecological science and ecoterritorial feminisms: A dialogue based on the notion of body-territory

Empowering women in science: A good practice guide

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