About
I’m an environmental data scientist from Lima, Perú. I use conservation technology (such as acoustic sensors and camera traps), GIS, and machine learning and statistics to turn data into ecological insights about wildlife. Beyond research, I’m passionate about expanding knowledge pluralism and advancing diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging. Previously, I was a Dangermond Fellow at the National Audubon Society, in partnership with Esri, where I made maps to protect birds and the places they need.
Education
- PhD, Environmental Science and Management
- University of California, Santa Barbara — 2024-Present
- Master’s degree, Environmental Data Science
- University of California, Santa Barbara — 2023
- Bachelor’s degree, Economics, Environmental Policy & Decision Making
- University of Puget Sound — 2022