Marie Pratzer

Marie Pratzer

Ph.D. student

I am a land system scientist working at the intersection of social proccesses and environmental change. Specifically, I am interested in how land use – as the key link between humans and the environment, and as a manifestation of society, culture, economy and politics – shapes challenges and opportunities to conservation in the world’s tropical dry forests. With a background in geography, my work relies mainly on spatial data analysis and advanced statistical modelling, whereby I strive to integrate views across and beyond disciplinary fields. Through the years, I have become particularly intrigued by perspectives from Science and Technology Studies and Political Ecology.

marie.pratzer@hu-berlin.de
+49 (0) 30 2093 6806
Rudower Chaussee 16, 12489 Berlin
Room 2'231

Research interests
  • Land System Science
  • Social-ecological implications of land use and globalization in the world’s tropical dry forests
  • Science and Technology Studies
Research Path and Education
  • M.Sc. in Global Change Geography, 2021

    Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin (Germany)

  • B.Sc. in Geography with minor in Political Science, 2018

    Ludwig-Maximilians Universität Munich (Germany)

  • International Development Studies (Erasmus), 2017/2018

    Universiteit van Amsterdam (Netherlands)

Latest papers with the Conservation Biogeography Lab