Enes Karadeniz, PhD, is an Assistant Professor at Inonu University, Türkiye, working in the fields of physical geography and geographic information systems. He received his PhD in Physical Geography from Firat University in 2024 and also holds master’s degrees in Physical Geography and in Geographic Information Systems and Remote Sensing. His research centers on biodiversity conservation, land use and land cover change, remote sensing, spatial analysis, and GIS-based environmental planning. Before joining his current faculty position, he served as a research assistant at Inonu University and Izmir Bakircay University. He has authored and co-authored articles in international journals such as Ecological Indicators, Biodiversity and Conservation, Journal of Environmental Management, Frontiers in Environmental Science, and The Geographical Journal, among others. He has also contributed to national research projects and teaches undergraduate courses in GIS, ecology, climatology, and sustainable development.