I am an environmental scientist and economist with expertise in the economic valuation of ecosystem services and biodiversity, particularly through the application of discrete choice experiments and deliberative choice experiments. I have gained substantial experience from conducting nationwide and European studies in this field. Furthermore, I possess a strong interdisciplinary background and extensive work experience.

Agriculture
Conservation Biology
Ecology
Economics
Environmental Psychology
Fisheries Science and Technology
Forestry and forest sciences
Landscape ecology
Marine Biology
Sociology of the Environment
Spatial planning and urban development
Urban Ecology

I am eager to contribute to interdisciplinary, transdisciplinary, and cross-sectoral research initiatives aimed at understanding and addressing the complex interconnections between biodiversity loss, climate change, and human impact. My background affords me the ability to provide invaluable insights into how the general public and various stakeholders value biodiversity and associated ecosystem services, which is of paramount importance for achieving transformative change. If you are looking for a partner with a strong foundation in economic valuation methodologies and a commitment to impactful research in an interdisciplinary team, I would be delighted to connect and explore potential collaboration opportunities.

ecosystem services, economic valuation, stated preference, discrete choice experiments, deliberative choice experiments

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