Officio has done a lot of work in the area of ​​Science – especially in Biology – and Environment. Check the examples below.

Tabuleiro

The Serra do Tabuleiro State Park harbors an impressive diversity of ecosystems – from coastal mangroves and sandbanks to highland forests. Over more than 30 years of work as a biologist, naturalist, and environmental activist, Fernando Brüggemann gathered data and images that now form this monumental book: 650 pages and nearly 1,600 photographs showcasing one of Brazil’s most remarkable natural heritage sites.

Rumo ao futuro:
Serra Catarinense

Towards the future: the
Santa Catarina Mountains 

The mountainous region of Santa Catarina – its natural beauty and its economic potential – described by the exquisite images of the experienced photographer Carlos Mafalda. A book released by Editora Unisul and graphically designed by Officio.

Ofidismo em
Santa Catarina

Ophidism in Santa Catarina

In order to reduce the number of accidents involving venomous snakes and humans/domestic animals, professionals from the Federal University of Santa Catarina (UFSC) created an PDF ebook that was edited and graphically designed by Officio.

Cadernos de Naturologia e Terapias Complementares

Notebooks on Naturology and Complementary Therapies

Edited by Editora Unisul and graphically designed by Officio, the journal Cadernos de Naturologia e Therapies Complementares publishes scientific research in the area every six months.

Amazônia: os geoglifos e a Civilização Aquiry

Amazon: the geoglyphs and the Aquiry Civilization

Professors Alceu Ranzi, from the Federal University of Acre and and Martti Pärssinen, from the University of Helsinki, prepared this illustrated catalog about geoglyphs, huge earth structures, spread across the Amazon. The authors suggest that such monuments were built by an ancient civilization that inhabited the North of Brazil.

Fauna Floripa

Fauna of Florianópolis

The installation of cameras of presence register in forest environments on the island of Santa Catarina, to record the animals that inhabit these ecosystems, is the objective of the Fauna Floripa project and the institutions that support it. The results have been surprising and can be seen on social media. The logo is Officio's idea.