Alfredo Romero-Muñoz
Postdoctoral scientist
I am a conservation scientist focused on assessing how different human activities affect biodiversity, and what actions could be effective at reducing threats.
I collaborate with other conseration biologists, wildlife ecologists, social scientists and land use scientists to assess human-biodiversity interactions across large areas but with a high resolution, that could be useful to inform management strategies. I mainly focus on agricultural frontiers of South America, where human impact is the greatest for biodiversity.
I am also involved in teaching courses related to conservation, biogeography and field methods in our bacherlor’s and Masters’ programs.
alfredo.romero@hu-berlin.de
+49 (0) 30 2093 6806
Rudower Chaussee 16, 12489 Berlin
Room 2'231
- Conservation Science
- Threats to biodiversity
- Land use and biodiversity relationships
- Socio-ecological systems
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PhD in Geography, 2020
Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin (Germany)
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MPhil in Conservation Leadership, 2013
Department of Geography, University of Cambridge (UK)
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Postgraduate Diploma in Wildlife Conservation, 2009
University of Oxford (UK)
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BSc. in Biology, 2007
Saint Simon University, Cochabamba (Bolivia)