Gabriela Cabral Rezende

PhD in Ecology, Evolution and Biodiversity at the Sao Paulo State University (UNESP) Rio Claro. MSc in Biodiversity Conservation and Sustainable Development at the School of Environmental Conservation and Sustainability (ESCAS/ IPÊ). PGCert in Endangered Species Management at Durrell Conservation Academy and University of Kent (UK). MBA in International Project Management at FGV. BA and BS in Biological Sciences (Conservation Biology) from the São Paulo State University, in Botucatu. Works with research applied to the conservation of endangered species since graduation. Has experience in Management and Conservation of Wild and Marine Animals. She worked in international conservation projects in Argentina, Costa Rica and the United Kingdom, and as a trainee in Environmental Education for the TAMAR/ICMBio Project. She was a volunteer at the Rio+20 Sustainability Coordination. She currently coordinates the Black Lion Tamarin Conservation Program, developed by IPÊ, and is a graduate teacher for ESCAS/ IPÊ. Her current research is in movement ecology, in which the main interest is to understand the influence of structural characteristics of the habitat and the seasonal variations in the movement of primates, focusing on the black lion tamarin. She was on maternity leave from April to August 2018 and from July to November 2023. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)