Eloisa Lasso De Paulis, PhD
@elolasso.bsky.social
Staff scientist at Coiba AIP, Research associate, Smithsonian Panamá. Former associated Professor at University of los Andes, Bogotá. Investigadora SNI distinguida. 🌿Plant ecology and physiology, pollination.
Que felicidad poder haber contribuido algo en este trabajo que será premiado con la medalla Humbold-Caldas como la mejor publicación de biogeografía de Colombia y Ecuador !! Felicidades a Fabián y a los colegas, profes y amigos cómplices en este crimen 🥰
September 19, 2025 at 7:01 PM
Que felicidad poder haber contribuido algo en este trabajo que será premiado con la medalla Humbold-Caldas como la mejor publicación de biogeografía de Colombia y Ecuador !! Felicidades a Fabián y a los colegas, profes y amigos cómplices en este crimen 🥰
Tropecé con este hongo gigante en mi caminata. Cuando la biodiversidad nos rodea, hay felicidad, sorpresas y fascinación. También eso nos da! Feliz día de la biodiversidad! 🌱 🍄🟫 🐆
May 23, 2025 at 2:03 AM
Tropecé con este hongo gigante en mi caminata. Cuando la biodiversidad nos rodea, hay felicidad, sorpresas y fascinación. También eso nos da! Feliz día de la biodiversidad! 🌱 🍄🟫 🐆
Expedition to Coiba in search of populations of one of the most charismatic and difficult to find endemic species of Coiba, Desmotes incomparabilis. To find it you have to get into the primary forest of western Coiba, dodge waves and cliffs, camp in the middle of the stars, the sea and the forest,
March 22, 2025 at 12:15 PM
Expedition to Coiba in search of populations of one of the most charismatic and difficult to find endemic species of Coiba, Desmotes incomparabilis. To find it you have to get into the primary forest of western Coiba, dodge waves and cliffs, camp in the middle of the stars, the sea and the forest,
Studying blue carbon from the Coiba mangroves ! Very hard and challenging, but also full of sense of accomplishment! Walking over immense and spectacular caballero mangrove (R. racemosa) roots and collecting beautiful soil cores...very curious to see how much carbon they will have.
March 4, 2025 at 3:20 PM
Studying blue carbon from the Coiba mangroves ! Very hard and challenging, but also full of sense of accomplishment! Walking over immense and spectacular caballero mangrove (R. racemosa) roots and collecting beautiful soil cores...very curious to see how much carbon they will have.
🎥 Share, comment, and help us spread the word about this research. Science becomes even more exciting when we share it together! 🌱✨ second part of the video
January 17, 2025 at 2:58 PM
🎥 Share, comment, and help us spread the word about this research. Science becomes even more exciting when we share it together! 🌱✨ second part of the video
👥 Many hands helped with fieldwork and moving clones around. Huge thanks to everyone who contributed to this journey! 🥳 Check out the video for more details about this amazing scientific adventure: two part video
January 17, 2025 at 2:58 PM
👥 Many hands helped with fieldwork and moving clones around. Huge thanks to everyone who contributed to this journey! 🥳 Check out the video for more details about this amazing scientific adventure: two part video
Enjoying being a professor in the Tropical Ecology course at OTS, the same course I took many many years ago that changed my life. Doing fun and interesting projects with the students! Las Cruces and its botanical garden is a blast.
January 14, 2025 at 11:29 PM
Enjoying being a professor in the Tropical Ecology course at OTS, the same course I took many many years ago that changed my life. Doing fun and interesting projects with the students! Las Cruces and its botanical garden is a blast.
We are proud to announce the publication of our article on 🌿 plant-pollinator networks 🌸🐝 in the Colombian páramo. link.springer.com/article/10.1...
January 3, 2025 at 8:59 PM
We are proud to announce the publication of our article on 🌿 plant-pollinator networks 🌸🐝 in the Colombian páramo. link.springer.com/article/10.1...
Al fin logramos hacer el tercer censo de basura en las 3 playas de Coiba que venimos monitoreando como parte del proyecto “Ocean travelers” para ver qué tipo de basura es la más común, como cambia estacionalmente y qué organismos trae (epibiontes).También celebramos la independencia desde Coiba 🇵🇦
December 2, 2024 at 2:23 AM
Al fin logramos hacer el tercer censo de basura en las 3 playas de Coiba que venimos monitoreando como parte del proyecto “Ocean travelers” para ver qué tipo de basura es la más común, como cambia estacionalmente y qué organismos trae (epibiontes).También celebramos la independencia desde Coiba 🇵🇦
Hoy fue publicado el hermoso libro de los 100 años de investigación en BCI. La hermosa portada muestra la Ceiba gigante de BCI con una copa de 60m de ancho! Y en el, nuestra contribución con un capítulo sobre Piper. Se puede ver todo acá scholarlypress.si.edu/store/all/th...
November 22, 2024 at 4:41 PM
Hoy fue publicado el hermoso libro de los 100 años de investigación en BCI. La hermosa portada muestra la Ceiba gigante de BCI con una copa de 60m de ancho! Y en el, nuestra contribución con un capítulo sobre Piper. Se puede ver todo acá scholarlypress.si.edu/store/all/th...
Empezando este nuevo camino en el cielo azul (bluesky no nos decepciones).
November 16, 2024 at 3:57 AM
Empezando este nuevo camino en el cielo azul (bluesky no nos decepciones).