Andrés Adiego is a geographer with a master's degree in Geographic Information Technologies for Spatial Planning: Geographic Information Systems and Remote Sensing. His research centers on the interaction between humans and the environment, and how spatial management can foster a better relationship between the two. Throughout his career, he has contributed to various territorial planning projects related to local development. He has also worked as an independent consultant and as an educator in several technical and university institutions. Since 2016, he has been part of the Centro de Investigación en Ecosistemas de la Patagonia (CIEP), where he has participated in projects related to visitor use planning in protected areas, the connection between protected areas and surrounding communities, visitor experience in protected areas, and tourism development. At CIEP, he is a member of the "Human-Environment Interactions" group, working with a multidisciplinary team of researchers to understand the safe operating spaces of Patagonian ecosystems, with the goal of informing the sustainability of interconnected natural and human systems. His current research focuses on sustainable territorial transitions, spatial analysis, and mapping.