I am interested in understanding the key mechanisms underlying biotic interactions in agroecosystems to perform future predictions combining physiological and biogeographical approaches. In my current research fellowship, I aim to disentangle the role of warming on herbivory in diverse plant-arthropod pest interactions among other environmental, biotic and anthropic drivers in a global change context.

I am a Ecology master student with a great interest in biogeography. I'm learning to work with large databases for statistical studies. In my final master proyect I studied the latitudinal structure of environmental limiting factors in North America tree species.

My interests lie in intersection between macroecology, macroevolution, biogeogrpahy and community ecology to understand the origin and maintenance of geographic patterns of biodiversity as well as the comprehension of mechnisms underlying species coexistence, especially on vertebrates. I have also been interested in a broad array of topics related to conservation biology and the improvement of predictive distribution models for their application in biogeography, paleontology or conservation biology.

Since 1999 I am focused  on the scientific study, control and improvement of both habitats and animal and plant populations, particularly in highly anthropized environments, identifying concrete measures to reconcile environmental conservation with different human needs.

I am a Biology student with a great interest in ecology, biogeography and chorology. I'm learning to work with large databases for statistical studies. In my final degree proyect I'll be dealing with responses to climatic variables that depend on functional and physiological specific traits to several North America trees species

I am a BsC student interested in the conservation and restoration of ecosystems affected by both climate change and anthropogenic activities. In my final graduation project I evaluate the effects of climatic alterations and changes in land use on the abundance of Picidae species in peninsular Spain.

I am currently a MsC student in Ecology, and Biodiversity Conservation at UFMT. My main research interest is to assess the origin of anthropic vegetation loss using satellite images on GIS environment. In my master's thesis I assess the direct and indirect impact of mining activities on deforestation at protected areas of the Amazon, including Strictly Protected Areas, Sustainable Use Protected Areas and Indigenous Lands.

I am interested in understanding the determinants of biodiversity from a local and biogeographic perspective. I intend to investigate the processes under the assembly of local communities and the influence of regional biotas and regional scales factors in these processes. I am also very interested in studying how and why some species might present higher resilience to global warming.

I am MsC in animal biodiversity interested in conservation. My expertise is on species distribution models at fine scale that combine climate and other factors such as vegetation cover. I have experience in handling wild animals, ecology, behavior and conservation.
I am currently researcher at the Laboratory of Theoretical Ecology, Metacommunities and Landscape Ecology at Universidade Federal de Goiás, Brazil. 

I'm interested in understanding the impact of anthropic activities over the neotropical natural systems. I'm currently working in understanding the affectation of mining policy in Brazil on threatened Amazonian species.

I'm an environmental engineer with knowledge in law, consulting, conservation and restoration. My MsC thesis is on the impact of mining and mining code changes on the conservation of ecosystem services at protected areas of the brazilian Cerrado biome.

I am BsC student interested in conservation and biogeography. In my final degree project I intend to evaluate the effect of climate in forest attributes, like recruitment and mortality, on several species of North American trees.

I am interested in environmental sciences, ecology, biodiversity conservation and gender equality. In my last paper I have investigated how researchers in Spain perceive the effect of motherhood and fatherhood onto their scientific career in Life Sciences.

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