Ivan Malušević, M.Sc. (1974), is a Research Associate specializing in Erosion and Soil and Water Conservation at the Department and Laboratory for Torrential Flows and Erosion, Faculty of Forestry, University of Belgrade. He graduated in 2003 from the Faculty of Forestry, University of Belgrade, in the field of Forest Reclamation, with a thesis titled “Design of a Network of Forest Shelterbelts in the Srbobran Area.” He worked at the Watershed Management Department at the Jaroslav Černi Water Institute (JCWI). Since 2012, he has been employed at the Faculty of Forestry in Belgrade as a Research Associate specializing in Erosion and Soil and Water Conservation, working at the Department and Laboratory for Torrential Flows and Erosion. In 2015, he defended his master’s thesis titled “Application of GIS in Risk Analysis of Explosive Devices in Torrential Watersheds in Serbia.” That same year, he started doctoral studies at the Department of Ecological Engineering for soil and water resource protection. He defended the project of his doctoral dissertation, “Temporal and Spatial Distribution of Erosion Control Systems,” in 2020. His research focuses on the impact of the cultural characteristics of societies on human-induced degradation and aggradation processes; the dynamic relationship between erosion processes and anti-erosion measures; and their developmental trends, modalities, and implications.