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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Escola Superior de Agricultura Luiz de Queiroz (ESALQ) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
I am a biologist with a master degree in Plant Biology. I also hold a MBA degree in Data Science and Analytics. Currently, I am a phD candidate investigating on sustainable forest management and multifunctional restoration approaches that deliver not only ecological benefits but also promote socioeconomic development. I am part of the Ecology and Forest Restoration research group at ESALQ-USP, led by Prof. Ricardo R. Rodrigues, where I investigate the integration of forest restoration with sustainable timber production, non-timber forest products, and ecosystem services as an alternative approach to help forest restoraton achieve large scales by promoting forest recovery, biodiversity conservation, climate change mitigation, and income generation for people. I was awarded by the Brazilian Forest Service (SFB) as one of the most important researchs to foster economy and forestry market, particularly in relation to sustainable forestry production, its challenges and prospects. I am currently conducting a research internship at Yale School of the Environment, Yale University, under the supervision of Prof. Mark Ashton, expanding my research on sustainable forest management and large-scale restoration. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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One of the main factors that prevent ecological restoration from being practiced on a large scale in Brazil are socioeconomic barriers and the lack of scientific data that support the creation of public policies. Therefore, this study aims to evaluate the economic feasibility and silvicultural potential of native Atlantic Forest species for wood production and carbon sequestration, in a g…
The Atlantic Forest has historically been degraded by human action. Such degradation has reduced this biome to small, degraded fragments that make a distinct contribution to biodiversity conservation. In recent decades, for various reasons, the restoration of new forests in the Atlantic Forest, dominated by natural regeneration, has outpaced deforestation. In view of this, the present stu…
Forest restoration is essential to mitigate biodiversity loss, climate change and ecosystem degradation. Despite its importance, scaling up restoration efforts faces significant challenges, particularly socio-economic barriers. In this context, nature-based solutions, such as sustainable native wood production in restoration plantations, offer a promising approach by integrating ecologica…
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