Postdoctoral Fellow

Natalia has used participatory approaches to work with farmers and coffee cooperatives in Costa Rica to positively impact farming strategies and landscape policies. Now she is developing a platform for the Ecosystem Services Observatory System for Canada (ESOS-C) that brings together data and stories to help resource managers reframe the decisions they must make.

Postdoctoral Fellow

I study how ecosystem functions and services respond to climate change and anthropogenic disturbances, using a combination of field, lab, and big data approaches. I am currently focused on developing and enhancing ecosystem service layers across Canada to support evidence-based policies on ecosystem management.

PhD Candidate

I study the complex but often overlooked connections between humans and trees using a mix of methods. I hope to shine light on the less obvious ways we're intertwined with nature to foster a greater understanding of how these relationships matter.

MSc Student

I study the benefits people obtain from ecosystems, how they are defined, and the underlying pathways creating those benefits. My long-term goal is to help develop tools and analysis that will support better management of biodiversity.