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Back cover of the book with photos of a butterfly, a tree frog and a lizard from Fazenda São Nicolau

Art and design · ONF Brasil and UFMT

Field Ecology Course book, volume 2, for ONF Brasil and UFMT

Graphic design and layout of a book with 30 studies by UFMT graduate students at a reforestation farm in the Amazon of Mato Grosso.

Photos: Thiago Foresti and Roberto de Moraes Lima Silveira

Client
ONF Brasil and UFMT
Year
2014 to 2015
Territory
Fazenda São Nicolau, Cotriguaçu, northwestern Mato Grosso
Format
Scientific book, print and digital
Funding
Peugeot-ONF Carbon Sink Project

The challenge

Every year, graduate students in Ecology at UFMT spend weeks at ONF Brasil's Fazenda São Nicolau doing field research. The results were scattered. ONF and the university wanted to gather one class's work in a book, with scientific rigor and a presentation that would do justice to the place and the students' effort.

What we did

What we delivered

  • Graphic design and cover
  • Layout of about 30 field studies
  • Maps of the study area
  • Photographs
  • Print files and PDF for the web
  • Course certificates

We created the graphic design and laid out the volume, which brings together about 30 studies on streams, fish, ants, beetles, amphibians, birds and the effect of teak reforestation and cattle on the forest.

We standardized charts, tables and maps of the study area and opened the book with photographs of the farm taken by Forest. We delivered print and online reading versions, as well as the course certificates.

Front and back cover of the Field Ecology Course book, volume 2, with photos of wildlife and plants from Fazenda São Nicolau
Front and back cover
Field Ecology Course certificate

Graphic design: Attilio Zolin. Photographs: Thiago Foresti and Roberto de Moraes Lima Silveira.

“We realize that society as a whole is what really gains from a product like this.”

Book acknowledgments

Outcome

ONF Brasil published the book in 2015, in partnership with UFMT, bringing to the public one of the longest-running field research programs in the southern Amazon.

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