I am an ecologist from Argentina. My research interests are primarily in the fields of applied animal ecology and conservation biology. I address critical research questions by integrating a combination of field data collection (e.g., trapping, camera traps, field surveys, telemetry data), geographic information systems (GIS), remote sensing (e.g., Landsat, MODIS, Sentinel products), and advanced modelling techniques (e.g., Bayesian hierarchical models, machine learning). Key deliverables from my research include peer-reviewed publications, reports, and online web applications, with a goal of helping managers make science-based decisions to promote sustainability and conservation of species.

Ecology, conservation biology, vertebrate ecology and natural history, biological invasions, movement ecology, restoration ecology, hierarchical models, species distribution models, biocultural conservation, environmental ethics.

Conservation and environmental sciences are becoming central topics in current times and important courses for most disciplines. As a professional in the ecological sciences, I am passionate about the possibility to educate students about contemporary issues in conservation and environmental sciences. My goal as a teacher is to cultivate a wonder for the natural world, promote critical thinking, and provide students with the philosophical and quantitative tools that will help them approach real world problems and succeed as professionals.