Alejandra Hernandez Guzman

Alejandra Hernandez Guzman is a Lecturer in Forest Ecology and Forest Management at Wageningen University. Her research focuses on ecosystem services, land use dynamics, and vegetation management, particularly in Mexican agro-forest landscapes.

• Education: PhD (2021), Wageningen University

Research Interests: Alejandra's work explores the interplay between soil quality, vegetation, and land use practices in montane ecosystems. Key areas include ecosystem services, rangeland management, and biodiversity conservation.

Awards: No specific awards are mentioned in the provided data.

Grants & Projects: She led a PhD project on "Above and belowground linkages in species functioning and ecosystem services" in the Upper Tablón River Basin, Chiapas, Mexico, completed in 2021.