Biology undergraduate at the University of Araraquara (Uniara), actively engaged in the Conservation Science study group with an emphasis on Ecology and the Environment. Currently conducts Scientific Research (undergraduate level) in Ecology, investigating the relationship between socioeconomic indicators and deforestation in tropical forests, with a focus on understanding anthropogenic drivers of vegetation loss and their socio-environmental impacts.Holds a technical degree in Logistics from SENAI and is a medalist in the Brazilian Astronomy and Astronautics Olympiad. Currently serves as class representative, demonstrating strong leadership and active involvement in science communication initiatives. Committed to integrating science, education, and social engagement, with a proactive profile and strong skills in communication, team coordination, and interdisciplinary collaboration focused on biodiversity conservation. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Tropical forests are vital for terrestrial biodiversity and the habitat for half of all known species globally. However, tropical forests are being lost at an alarming rate, with deforestation posing a serious threat not only to biodiversity, but also human well-being. There are indications of a relationship between economic inequality, population growth, and deforestation rates, but a fu…
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