Alejandra Echeverri (She/Her)

Postdoctoral scholar at the Natural Capital Project, Stanford University

United States of America

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About Alejandra Echeverri

I am a Colombian scientist, United Nations youth advocate, and National Geographic young explorer. I work with farmers, local communities, national governments, development banks, and other academics to halt biodiversity loss. I believe that with good science and evidence-based policies, we can have a better world for people and for many other species with whom we share our planet.

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Biodiversity Community ecology Conservation biology Cultural evolution Forest ecology Restoration ecology Science Communication

How is biodiversity governed? The case of Colombia

Alejandra Echeverri

Feb 06, 2023

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