Rosa Rodríguez Fernández is an Environmental Engineer and PhD candidate in Engineering at Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, Colombia, where she is currently developing research on drought dynamics and climate variability in La Guajira. She obtained her Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Engineering from Universidad de La Guajira in 2019 and a Technical degree in Environmental Management Systems from SENA in 2013. She is currently an occasional lecturer at Universidad de La Guajira and has teaching experience in Environmental and Civil Engineering programs, as well as research training. Since 2019, she has been a member of the GISA research group at Universidad de La Guajira, contributing to projects related to water resources management, climate change adaptation, environmental monitoring, hydrological modeling, and socio-environmental systems, particularly in Wayuu Indigenous communities. Her research interests include hydrological processes, drought assessment, geospatial analysis, ecosystem services, climate change adaptation, and sustainable water management. She has participated in research projects supported by the Colombian Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation and received the Bicentennial Scholarship II for doctoral studies.