Fabio Angeoletto

Fabio Angeoletto serves as Professor and researcher at the Federal University of Rondonópolis, Brazil, within the Postgraduate Program in Environmental Management and Technology since February 2024. He holds a PhD in Ecology from the Autonomous University of Madrid (2008-2012).

Education:

• PhD in Ecology, Autonomous University of Madrid, Spain (2008-2012)

Dr. Angeoletto's research centers on urban ecological systems, with emphasis on biodiversity conservation in Brazilian cities, human-wildlife interactions, and sustainable urban planning. His work integrates ecological field studies with policy analysis to address challenges like urban deforestation, pollution impacts on wildlife, and equitable green space distribution. He investigates how urban design affects species ranging from vultures and jaguars to native flora, while exploring solutions through community engagement and technological innovation.

His recent publications (2020-2025) reveal consistent focus on urban biodiversity conservation, particularly examining the role of backyard habitats, consequences of inadequate tree management, and human dimensions of conservation. Key contributions include studies on plastic ingestion by urban scavengers, socio-political influences on urban evolution, and robotics applications for biodiversity monitoring. His research appears in high-impact journals including Nature Cities, Nature Ecology & Evolution, and Environmental Conservation, demonstrating interdisciplinary approaches bridging ecology, social sciences, and policy.

Dr. Angeoletto actively contributes to scholarly discourse through peer review for the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (3 reviews) and Urban Ecosystems (2 reviews), supporting academic rigor in environmental research.