A biologist from the National University of San Agustín in Arequipa, with experience in research, university teaching, and project development related to ecology, biodiversity conservation, and environmental management. I currently work at the Institute for Research in Environmental Science and Management at the National University of San Agustín in Arequipa (ICIGA-UNSA), where I participate in the development and implementation of research projects focused on understanding, monitoring, and conserving the ecosystems of southern Peru. My research focuses on topics related to ecology and biodiversity conservation, with an emphasis on the coastal desert systems of Arequipa, fog-dependent biological communities, and high-Andean ecosystems in the context of climate change. I also conduct research on local ecosystems related to urban ecology, particularly regarding birds, ecological niche modeling, potential species distribution, ecological restoration, and the analysis of biological communities in both natural and transformed environments. I also serve as a research professor at the National University of San Agustín in Arequipa, in the areas of Ecology and Environmental Conservation, Individual and Ecosystem Ecology, and Population and Community Ecology. Through my teaching, I aim to contribute to students’ education in ecological concepts, research methods, and data analysis.