Postdoc researcher at Federal University of São Carlos. Doctor of Science in Forest Resorces (University of São Paulo). Master of Science in Horticulture and Natural resources (Kansas State University). Forest Engineer and Licentiate in Agriculture (University of São Paulo) (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The Brazilian Cerrado is the most diverse savanna in the world and a global biodiversity hotspot with high threats of degradation. To reverse this scenario, many restoration initiatives and approaches have been discussed and implemented in the Cerrado over the last decades. So far, we know that restoration techniques influence the levels of original plant biodiversity recovery in Cerrado …
In general, forest recovery is expected to take place in degraded areas as a gradual change towards a system that is structurally, compositionally and functionally similar to old growth forests. However, this process is notably variable, reflecting biotic and abiotic factors performing in different spatial scales. Greater understanding of the role of such recovery drivers across spatial s…
Non-forest tropical ecosystems have received less attention when compared to forests, and in some cases are even more degraded than these forest ecosystems. The Brazilian savanna, Cerrado, is a global biodiversity hotspot but its protection is still overlooked. This ecoregion has high potential for the ecosystem restoration, aiming both at increasing carbon sequestration in comparison to …
Reforestation initiatives have been encouraged globally to help mitigating forest loss effects on the planet. Different forest restoration approaches can be adopted, depending on the landscape matrix and the ecosystem resilience. In this context, tree monoculture plantations have been proposed as a way to promote natural regeneration underneath the tree cover, which has generated quite so…
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