Forest Engineer graduated from Universidade Federal Rural da Amazônia (2010), Master and PhD in Sciences in the area of concentration in Applied Ecology from the University of São Paulo - USP (2013; 2018) and post-doctor in Center for envirnomental studies and research, in University of Campinas (2022). I have skill in landscape ecology, pecies distribution modeling, geoprocessing, participatory mapping, focal groups and socioeclógical and spatial data. I had the opportunity to be part of national and international projects, such as: Fapesp schollarship at the Agents project linked to Norface and Belmont forum; collaborative in MapCast project from Embrapa Amazônia Ocidental, and schollaship in Center for research and conservation to Cerrado and Caatinga (CECAT), at the ICMBIO, and Fapesp abroad schollarship at the University of Montreal (Canada). I am interested in developing and collaborating with research projects, NGO's and companies focused on conservation, land-use sustainable practices and climate change mitigation. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The Amazon basin is a 'global keystone' region: locally, continentally and globally it hosts a wide array of environmental services, socio-cultural diversity, and economic activities. Governing these multiple dimensions amid pressing social-environmental, and climate change is one of the most pressing challenges for sustainability. While government-driven solutions are commonly viewed as …
The amazon biodiversity has been impaired by historical forms of occupation and land-use that cause habitat loss and forest fragmentation. These anthropogenic disturbances associated with climate change have direct consequences on the distribution of species. Modeling capabilities with added ecological foundations have been employed as potential alternatives for acquiring knowledge about …
Today's greatest challenge is to meet growing demands for raw materials in a responsible manner. Therefore, the world researches are lead to the development and transfer of technologies which are able to establish systems of sustainable production. In Brazil, historically the different uses and covers of the land have been encouraging changes in the standards of covering and forest divers…
The amazon rainforest has been impaired by historical forms of occupation and land-use that cause habitat loss and forest fragmentation. These anthropogenic disturbances associated with climate change have direct consequences on the distribution of species. Amazon nut (Bertholetia excelsa Bonpl.) is an endangered amazon native species and protected by Ministry of Environment of Brazil (MM…
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