Chapter Italiano della Society for Conservation Biology

I am a conservation biologist with a passion for addressing the challenges that global change poses to biodiversity. I am especially interested in developing quantitative techniques for addressing large-scale conservation problems, and evaluate how the solutions to these problems interact with the achievement of other societal goals (such as food production, climate change mitigation, improved human well-being). Since 2009 I’ve worked for Universities, NGOs, and GOs across Europe and Australia, collaborating with >230 researchers worldwide. I have a BSc (2006), a MSc (2009), and a PhD (2013) in Ecology. I also have Italian academic qualifications as Assoc. Prof. in Zoology and Assoc. Prof. in Ecology.

I am a Rita Levi Montalcini Research Fellow (Assist. Prof.) at the Dept. of Biology and Biotechnology of Sapienza University of Rome (Italy).

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