Argentina
Paula Florencia
Insect ecology
Extensive agriculture
Forests
Climate change
Paula Florencia
Zermoglio
Insect ecology
Extensive agriculture
Forests
Climate change
Biography
Paula Zermoglio holds a degree in biology and a Ph.D. in biology from the University of Buenos Aires (Argentina) and the Université de Tours (France). She is currently a researcher at CONICET in the Institute for Research on Natural Resources, Agroecology, and Rural Development (IRNAD, CONICET-UNRN).
Her area of study is insect ecology in relation to human productive activities within the framework of global climate change. Specifically, she examines the dynamics of insects in extensive agricultural landscapes and forest ecosystems. Additionally, she has experience in data management and global biodiversity data standards.
Projects
Fellow researchers
Argentina
Lucas Alejandro Garibaldi
bees agronomy biodiversity cuantitative methods landscape ecology
Uruguay
Federico Bizzozero
agroecology Sustainability assessment systems Co-innovation Implementation of local and regional projects Sustainable productive transitions
Argentina
Paula Galansino
Environmental sciences Landscape ecology Remote sensing
Uruguay
Néstor Mazzeo
Limnology Water management and governance Socio-ecological systems Management and care of common goods
Argentina
Facundo Oddi
Ecology and Landscape Design GIS and Remote Sensing Statistical Modeling
Sponsors
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