Enrica Nestola is a post-doc researcher at the Institute of Research on Terrestrial Ecosystems (IRET) and National Research Council (CNR). She has a PhD in Forest Ecology with a thesis concerning the combination of eddy covariance, remote sensing, proximal sensing and field sampling to describe the productivity of a prairie (Canada) and a beech forest (Italy). She has collaborated with universities and institutes abroad for the collection and publication of scientific data (University of Alberta; Instituto Superior de Agronomia, Lisbon; Earth Observation Laboratory, University of Valencia). She speaks English, Spanish and Portuguese. Recently, she has been dealing with the characterization of particulate matter resulting from simulated forest fires. She is currently involved in a project related to the observation of wildfires in Arctic and in data harmonization within the Italian node of LifeWatch Eric.