Mariela Yapu Alcázar

Designed and implemented research on bird communities in managed forests. My task included bird monitoring in the field, data analysis, writing of scientific reports, and students supervision.

Data gathering and database organization about the impact of European forest management on biodiversity.

Processed and analyzed field-collected biophysical data for forest restoration planning. My task included database organization and developing a science-based restoration strategy proposal for Amazonian landscapes in Ucayali, Peru.

Feasibility studies for establishing adaptive management strategies to climate change in a rural highland community. My tasks included the design, implementation, and analysis of surveys with stakeholders.

Assessment of bird populations in high Andean peatlands. My tasks included conducting field monitoring, vegetation surveys, and data analysis.

Data analysis and modeling on food webs.

Assessment of the population and conservation status of river turtles and design of a management plan and stakeholder analysis

· 1st year (TU-Dresden): Forest related Development Policy, Economy and Culture. · 2nd year (Bangor University): Agroforestry systems specialization.

· Modules comprising circular economy and waste management, conservation and restoration ecology, water and atmosphere, soil and land resources, sustainable urban and regional development, renewable energy and energy efficiency, climate change, and natural resource governance. · Policy advice, presentation skills, project planning and management.