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Award-winning journalist in Brazil since 2010. @NatGeo @nytimes @guardian @YaleE360 etc. @PulitzerCenter @Amazon_RJF @IWMF. EN/FR/PT langlois.jill@gmail.com
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Scientists Can Now Track the Roseate Tern's Migration-and Identify Dangers Along the Way

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By Jill Langlois Verified
| Audubon Verified
The sun is just starting to set off the tip of Galinhos, a peninsula in northeast Brazil, and Rafael Revorêdo is holding a beer koozie as he sits in a folding chair with legs that have sunk deep into the sand. Unlike most people visiting this tropical paradise on a warm February evening, he’s not here to relax.
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For the First Time, Scientists Can Track the Roseate Tern's Migratory Routes

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By Jill Langlois Verified
| Audubon Verified
The sun is just starting to set off the tip of Galinhos, a peninsula in northeast Brazil, and Rafael Revorêdo is holding a beer koozie as he sits in a folding chair with legs that have sunk deep into the sand. Unlike most people visiting this tropical paradise on a warm February evening, he’s not here to relax.
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Cracking the Case of the Missing Roseate Terns

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By Jill Langlois Verified
| Sierra Magazine Verified
Helen Hays first saw fishermen wearing her bird-tracking bands as jewelry in 2002. The American ornithologist and conservationist flew down to Brazil’s northeastern corner after getting a call from Pedro Cerqueira Lima, a fellow ornithologist. He was worried about their research subjects. She and Lima, who is also a veterinarian in Brazil, had been partnering for almost 10 years, hoping to learn more about small, endangered seabirds called roseate terns (Sterna dougallii).
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