I’m a geographer interested in conservation technologies. My research focuses on climate and land cover change impacts on ecosystems and biodiversity through the lens of geospatial analysis to support conservation planning and ecosystem management. I merge geographic information science (GIS) and remote sensing technologies with acoustics and landscape ecology to uncover how ecosystems change due to human actions, and the potential cascading impacts on wildlife and humans.
I’m proud to be part of the team ETH BiodivX, which won the bonus prize in the XPRIZE Rainforest competition.
Before joining Clark University’s Graduate School of Geography, I worked at Clark Labs (ClarkLabs.org), developing methods to facilitate the analysis and modeling of changes in climate and land cover, which are implemented within the IDRISI/Terrset software.
I have a Licenciatura (BSc/MSc) in Biology from Universidad Nacional de Mar del Plata, Argentina, and an MA and PhD in Geography from Clark University
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