Geographer. Master’s degree holder and PhD candidate in Forest Sciences at the University of Brasília. Specialist in Family Farming. Works as a Researcher and Project Coordinator at IPAM (Amazon Environmental Research Institute) in the department of socio-environmental and climate public policies in the Amazon, focusing on family farming, Indigenous peoples, traditional communities, quilombolas, and rural settlements. Coordinates strategic initiatives aimed at strengthening environmental regularization under the Forest Code and fire management in the states of the Legal Amazon, promoting collaboration between governments and civil society for the implementation, monitoring, and protection of socio-environmental and territorial rights.
