Tijana Narandžić is a research associate at the Faculty of Agriculture, University of Novi Sad, Serbia. She completed her undergraduate and master's studies in landscape architecture and earned her Ph.D. in agronomy. Her research interests encompass plant breeding, the selection of autochthonous species for production and preservation, environmental conservation through sustainable practices in everyday life and food production, the promotion of urban agriculture and the improvement of urban green infrastructure, the selection of highly adaptable species and genotypes for challenging climate conditions, the promotion of nature-based solutions, and more. She serves as the Guest Editor of the Special Issue 'Rethinking Horticulture to Meet Sustainable Development Goals' at MDPI. She has published 17 papers in international peer-reviewed scientific journals with impact factors, indexed in SCOPUS, as well as publications in national scientific journals and conference proceedings. Additionally, she is a member of the Serbian Pomological Society and the Association of Female Scientists of Serbia, 'SRNA'.