Collaborative Agreements

Scientific Cooperation Agreements

In addition to sponsoring programs in Panama, STRI maintains cooperative agreements with academic, governmental, and conservation organizations in tropical countries around the globe. Through these arrangements, we provide scientists and students with opportunities for research, collaboration, and the use of facilities.

STRI plays a role in supporting better management of tropical environments around the world by disseminating the results of our international research activities, thereby bridging the gap between scientists and policymakers.

 

Country Institution Objective
Brasil

Universidad Estadual de Campinas

Scientific /cooperation agreement in the fields of biology/ecology
Colombia

STRI/ INVEMAR ( Instituto de Investigations Marinas y Costeras José Benito Vives de Andreis)

General agreement for scientific cooperation for development of technology, science, training and education.
Colombia

STRI/ University of Bogotá – Jorge T. Lozano Foundation (Sea Museum)

Collaborative agreement to reinforce training among investigators in the field of limnology and marine science.
Colombia

Instituto Humboldt

Scientific long term collaboration for ecology studies
Costa Rica

STRI/ CIMAR
University of Costa Rica

Scientific research and collaboration with the Costa Rica University , Research Center for Limnology an Marine Science
Cuba

STRI / National Museum of Natural History

Cooperative agreements for the interchange and development of scientific projects.
Cuba

SI / Washington / Cuba Academy of Sciences

MOU - for technical and scientific cooperation
Cuba

Institute of Ecology

Scientific agreement for interchange, cooperation, and development of projects.
Ecuador

STRI/PUCE (Catholic Pontifician University of Ecuador)

Cooperation agreement for the development of scientific research projects in the Yasuni.
France

STRI/CRC Canopy Raft Consortium
(University Blaise Pascal, Paris)

MOU for the scientific study of tropical forest canopies, providing various means of access (canopy raft, sledge, bubble, etc.)
Germany

STRI / University of Tubingen

MOU to share the goal of increasing knowledge in tropical ecosystems, and collaborative research on the role of bats in tropical forest habitats (BCI).
Italy

STRI- IPGRI
(International Plant Genetics Resources Institute)

Scientific research on phylography of neotropical trees.
Kenya
(Mpala Ranch)

SI / Kenyan Wildlife Services / The National Museums of Kenya / Princeton University / Mpala Wildlife Foundation

MOU for scientific research, education and training in Mpala Ranch
Mexico

STRI / The Veracruz Aquarium

Agreement for cooperation for exchange of information related to conservation, education of marine habitats, technical information, etc.
Panama

Bahia Honda
(Fundación Ecológica Isla Canales de Tierra)

Scientific cooperation agreement to participate along with STRI in the operation of a Field Station in Sona, Prov. of Veraguas
Panama

IATTC
(Inter-american Tropical Tuna Commission)

Non-exclusive scientific cooperation agreement intended to facilitate access to the IATTC Achotines Lab research facilities by STRI researchers and students.
USA

STRI / ICBG / NOVARTIS

MOU for material transfer, patent, and licensing agreement
USA

STRI / ICBG / Oregon State University (OSU)

MOU for material transfer, collection, export and use of biological material
USA

STRI / Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies

MOU for cooperation in the field of tropical forest restoration
Venezuela

STRI / Simon Bolivar University

MOU to promote scientific cooperation, education with special emphasis on marine coastal environments