Biologist, Master's in Integrated Watershed Management and Diploma in public policies with a gender perspective (UAQ); Diploma in Strengthening Adaptive Capacities to Climate Change (UNAM). Doctorate in Environmental Sciences from the University of Concepción, Chile. Research area: water management and governance, and watersheds for climate change adaptation. She is the Coordinator of the Transdisciplinary Center for Socio-environmental Advocacy (CETIS-UAQ) at the Faculty of Natural Sciences UAQ, and Coordinator of environmental education and communication of the Regional Training Center in Watersheds (CRCC-UAQ). Faculty member at the Faculty of Natural Sciences and the Faculty of Philosophy (UAQ), and in the master's programs in Circular Economy (UTEQ) and Climate Change and Biodiversity (Universidad Nacional Rosario Castellanos). She is a member of the Water Reserves Monitoring Network (REDMORA), Mexican Network for Watershed Management (REMEXCU), Continental American Network for Participatory Water Monitoring (Red CAMCPA), and the Latin American and Caribbean Network for Watershed Management (REDLAC). She has participated in 41 research, training, and socio-environmental advocacy projects on water, watersheds, sustainable development, and climate change, funded by international and national organizations. She has published 7 books, 5 chapters, and 9 scientific and outreach articles.