Select magazine, newspapers and website articles

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Close-up of two stingless bees inside a nest in Peru, with a New York Times headline about conservation efforts for these tropical pollinators.
BBC News webpage about "100 Women 2024" featuring a collage of diverse women.
People sitting on a boat in the Amazon River, with CBS News logo and headline about stingless bees conservation.
Infobae article headline about Rosa Vásquez being recognized as one of the 100 most influential women by BBC.
Magazine cover featuring a woman sitting outdoors holding a pen and notebook, with text highlighting "Ciencia e Influencia" and other articles.
National Geographic cover featuring a woman with text about her research on microbes in Peru's Boiling River.
Woman interacting with bees in a forest, part of The Explorers Club 50 series highlighting influential people. Text includes 'Rosa Vásquez Espinoza' and 'Fifty People Changing the World.'
Beekeeper holding a frame with bees in a hive, surrounded by greenery. The text above discusses scientists and organizations demanding a law change for the protection of bees in Peru, emphasizing the inclusion of stingless bees in legislation.
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Forbes article excerpt featuring an interview discussing Rosa Vásquez Espinoza, a Peruvian biologist studying Amazon stingless bees and the boiling river.
Two scientists in a lab analyzing cyanobacteria samples with vials; one woman holds a sample. The image is branded with Scholastic logo at the top.
Treehugger article about stingless bees helping rainforests and local communities, with a close-up image of bees on honeycomb.
Image featuring a steaming river surrounded by lush greenery, with the text 'National Association of Science Writers' and 'Questing for cures from a boiling river.'
A woman examines a vial of liquid under "El Comercio" magazine's logo. The caption, in Spanish, discusses a Peruvian biologist's project on stingless bees that may help save the Amazon.
Magazine article titled "Parceria estimula pessoas a gerir melhor recursos naturais da Terra" with a blurred image of a person holding a plant.
Two people shaking hands in a rainforest setting with the text "Magnifying the MicroAmazon" underneath, representing a research initiative by the University of Michigan Life Sciences Institute.

TV interviews and podcasts

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Promo image for Nature's "Going Wild" with Dr. Rae Wynn-Grant, featuring Dr. Rosa Vásquez Espinoza surrounded by bees. PBS logo included.
Logo for "The Adventure Podcast" featuring a sun setting behind mountains, with the text arching over and under the imagery.
Image of a woman surrounded by insects, with text overlay in Spanish identifying her as Rosa Vásquez Espinoza, a PhD in Chemical Biology from the University of Michigan and director of the Amazon Research Initiative. YouTube logo present.
Tamron Hall show with guest, chemical biologist, discussing using Amazon's small creatures for change.
Episode 2 graphic featuring the name Rosa Vasquez, Chemical Biologist, with a tropical leaf design on a black background.
National Geographic Live poster featuring a woman with long hair and a quote: "We need to think beyond what we see with our eyes." Includes name: Rosa Vásquez Espinoza, National Geographic Explorer and Biochemist.
Woman surrounded by stingless bees, holding a small hive in a forest, with National Geographic text overlay.
"The Soapy Rao Show" logo with a microphone icon on a black background.
Podcast episode cover featuring Episode No 96 with Rosa Vásquez Espinoza discussing microbiology, the Amazon, and stingless bees. Includes a nature background with a portrait of a woman.

Social media

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