3rd CCARBON/USP Symposium - Sustainable and Resilient Livestock: Ecological Strategies for Climate Mitigation and Biodiversity Conservation - Anais

Livestock’s role in food security - 2

Análise de redes de coexpressão revela interações microbiota-hospedeiro moduladas por óleo de canola e de soja na dieta de suínos

Aline Silva Mello Cesar , Andrezza Maria Felício Ament , Bárbara Silva-Vignato , Camila Sabino de Oliveira , Fernanda Nery Ciconello , Izally Carvalho Gervásio , Luciana Correia de Almeida Regitano , Luiz Fernando Brito , Simara Larissa Fanalli , Thiago Sugizaki dos Santos

NÍVEL DE SUSTENTABILIDADE DA BOVINOCULTURA DE CORTE DE PARAGOMINAS-PARÁ-BRASIL

Adibe Luiz Abdalla , Alan Milhomem da Silva , Amanda Costa Marvão , Carlos Douglas de Sousa Oliveira , Dayana Moreira Alcântara , Karolina Barbas Moura , Letícia de Abreu Faria

Livestock’s role in food security Amazônia; Município verde; Pecuária; Sustentável.

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The 3rd CCARBON/USP Symposium gathered researchers, students, and professionals to discuss the latest scientific advances and innovative practices for low-carbon and climate-resilient livestock systems in Brazil. The event featured presentations and posters covering ecological, technological, and policy solutions to improve productivity while reducing environmental impacts.

Research contributions highlighted new insights into pasture management, carbon sequestration, emission reduction strategies, and integrated production systems. Discussions also explored indicators for environmental performance, ecosystem services, traceability technologies, and the role of livestock in sustainable food security.

The symposium’s thematic areas included:

- Ecological strategies for pasture management
- Silvopastoral systems and biodiversity conservation
- Carbon sequestration in pastures and native forests
- Greenhouse gas mitigation in livestock
- ILPF systems and climate resilience
- Environmental indicators in sustainable livestock
- Economic and environmental impacts of livestock
- Ecosystem services in productive landscapes
- Public policies for emission reduction
- Soil and vegetation conservation
- Technological innovation and traceability
- Livestock’s role in food security
- Carbon monitoring and certification
- Education and training for regenerative practices

The event strengthened collaboration among academia, industry, and government, reinforcing Brazil’s leadership in developing sustainable livestock systems driven by science, technology, and innovation.

Ecological strategies for pasture management
Silvopastoral systems and biodiversity conservation
Carbon sequestration in pastures and native forests
Greenhouse gas mitigation in livestock
ILPF systems and climate resilience
Environmental indicators in sustainable livestock
Economic and environmental impacts of livestock
Ecosystem services in productive landscapes
Public policies for emission reduction
Soil and vegetation conservation
Technological innovation and traceability
Livestock’s role in food security
Carbon monitoring and certification
Education and training for regenerative practices

Área temática - 34 resultados

Caracterização Físico-Química de sabugo de milho (Zea Mays L.) in natura e pré-tratado para aplicação como bioadsorventes

Gustavo Silva de Oliveira, Simonny Montthieln Araújo Vasconcelo, Adriano Jakelaitism, Leando Spindola Pereira, Gustava Dorneles de Souza