Pamela González del Pliego Castañeda

Pamela González del Pliego Castañeda

Biodiversity and Climate Change, Integrated in MED
Biodiversity and Climate Change
Integrated in MED

About

Pamela González del Pliego is a scientist focusing in conservation issues with a passion for using quantitative tools to understand the drivers of biodiversity loss and create strategies to mitigate that loss. She is currently a Postdoc at the Universidade de Évora working with invasive species and trying to understand their geographical distribution. Before joining the Universidade de Évora she was a postdoctoral ecologist at the Center for Biodiversity and Global Change at Yale University. She completed a PhD in ecology and conservation in 2018 at The University of Sheffield, UK, a Masters in Applied Ecology in 2013 at the University of East Anglia, UK (as well as Universite de Poitiers, France and Universidade de Coimbra, Portugal) and a Bachelor in Biology in 2009 at the Universidad de Guadalajara, Mexico. She has published >10 articles in refereed scientific journals (4 of which have an impact factor higher than 10), and has been interviewed by the BBC, the ABC, The times, and National Geographic.

Research Interests
  • ecology
  • vertebrates
  • conservation
  • biodiversity

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Thematic lines to which I contribute:
Biodiversity & Ecosystem Functioning

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