Ana Buchadas

Ana Buchadas

Ph.D. student

My background lies in ecology, and my research experience has focused on applying literature synthesis, and both statistical and spatial analyses to understand different global change phenomena such as climate and land use change, as well as species’ invasions. Nowadays, I am interested in interdisciplinary approached to social-ecological research, and increasingly in critical perspectives on human-environment research.

In my PhD, I focus on deforestation frontiers in tropical dry woodlands, understanding deforestation and advancing agricultural frontiers, their impacts on biodiversity, ecosystem services and local livelihoods, and generally understanding how these systems may be governed towards more sustainable pathways.

ana.buchadas@geo.hu-berlin.de
+49 (0) 30 2093 6848
Rudower Chaussee 16, 12489 Berlin
Room 2'231

Research interests
  • Land System Science
  • Land use frontiers as a conceptual framework
  • Land use expansion and its impacts on biodiversity and local livelihoods
Research Path and Education
  • MSc of Ecology, Environment and Land, 2016

    Faculty of Sciences of the University of Porto (Portugal)

  • BSc Biology, 2012

    Faculty of Sciences of the University of Lisbon (Portugal)

Latest papers with the Conservation Biogeography Lab