Macarena Tasquer

Macarena Tasquer

Ph.D. Student

My name is Macarena Tasquer, I am an Engineer in Animal Production, PhD student from Argentina, working as a guest scientist in the Conservation Biogeography Lab. My project focuses on understanding how climate change variability and environmental shocks influence different cattle ranching socio-ecological systems in the Argentinean Dry Chaco. I am interested in the strategies that build resilience to overcome these extreme climatic events, identifying the resilience response through constitutive variables such as absorption or adaptation and exploring the spatial determinants of each response at regional and establishment scales, as well as the subsequent ecological consequences of different management. My career allowed me to learn about the different animal production systems and today, I am interested in how these can be maintained, changed or adapted to face the climate change.

macarena.tasquer@hu.berlin.de
Rudower Chaussee 16, 12489 Berlin
Room 2'202

Research interests
  • Animal Production
  • Cattle ranchers analysis
  • Climate change
  • Shocks
  • Land System
Research Path and Education
  • Diploma in Geomatics applied to Agricultural Production, 2021

    Gulich Institute - National University of Córdoba-Argentina

  • Animal Production Engineer, 2017

    National University of Tucumán. (UNT), Faculty of Agronomy and Zootechnics. Tucumán. Argentina.