Alfredo B. Lorenzo

Dr. Alfredo B. Lorenzo is a Professor in the Agricultural Sciences Program at Florida A&M University's College of Agriculture and Food Sciences (CAFS). With over two decades of service since 2001, he teaches courses in plant science, forestry, natural resources, and agribusiness. His research focuses on urban/community forests' social/economic/public health impacts and their role in improving air/water quality.

Education:

• Ph.D. in Forestry (emphases in Forest Management and Economics), Louisiana State University (1993)
• M.S. in Wildland Resources Science, University of California at Berkeley (1987)
• MBA in International Business, Lincoln University (1983)
• B.S. in Forestry, University of the Philippines at Los Banos (1974)

Research Interests: Dr. Lorenzo's work bridges environmental science and economic analysis, emphasizing urban forestry's multidimensional benefits. His expertise spans forest valuation frameworks, green infrastructure assessment, and sustainable agribusiness practices.

Scientific Awards:

• Distinguished Alumnus for Public Service Award (International Service) - UPLB-CFNRAA, 2013
• National Research Honor Award - American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA), 2007
• Outstanding Teacher of the Year Award - Florida A&M University, 2004
• Dean's Outstanding Service Award - Florida A&M University, 2002
• Certificate of Appreciation in Urban Forestry - Southern University, 2001
• Educational Excellence Award - Louisiana Arborist Association, 1998