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I'm a forest engineer, soil scientist and ecosystem biogeochemist driven by the mission of uncovering the role natural and human-engineered terrestrial systems play to ensure a livable world for future generations under climate change pressure.

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I currently work as a Specialist in Carbon Markets and Finance and Nature-Based Solutions at WWF-Brazil, also acting as leader of the Supply Group of the WWF Network's Carbon Finance and Markets Task Force.

 

I voluntarily serve as President of the Board of Directors of Rede Mulher Florestal, a non-governmental organization focused on gender equity in the Brazilian forestry sector.

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Forest
management
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Soil
science
Data
analyst
Climate
change
Forest
ecology
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Research and Development
Sports and Outreach
 Multidisciplinary 
  Environmental Projects 
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A new hypothesis for the origin of Amazonian Dark Earths

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Landscape carbon sequestration for atmospheric recovery

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1,600 years of increasing tree cover in Amazon-savanna transition

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Improving Sustainable Tropical Forestry with Voluntary Carbon Markets

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Fire decreases soil fertility in southern Amazon forests

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Drought and warming effects on Mediterranean prairies in the U.S. Pacific Northwest

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Sustainable forestry in Amazonia maintains soil health and carbon

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Land-use change and topography alter soil functioning in the Atlantic Forest

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Soil biodiversity and ecosystem functioning in a Neotropical savanna

© 2021 by Kalina Maurer. 

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