Alice Bartolini

Alice Bartolini is a Research Fellow in Natural Capital Accounting at the Bartlett School of Environment, Energy & Resources, University College London. She specializes in ecosystem accounting, non-market valuation methods, and environmental economics, with a focus on marine ecosystems like Posidonia oceanica. Her work contributes to understanding the economic value of ecosystem services and sustainable resource management.

Educational Background:

• PhD in Sustainability: Economics, Environment, Management and Society (University of Trento, nearing completion)
• Master's in Environmental and Development Economics (University of Siena)
• Bachelor's in Business Economics (University of Perugia)

Research Interests:

• Non-market valuation methods
• Natural capital accounting
• Environmental sampling techniques
• Ecosystem services quantification
• Marine ecology and biodiversity
• Sustainable development goals (SDG 6: Clean Water and Sanitation)

Publications Overview: Her recent work focuses on probabilistic sampling strategies for marine ecosystems and economic valuation of marine-based tourism services, particularly involving Posidonia oceanica meadows in Italy. These studies integrate ecological monitoring with economic frameworks for policy-relevant insights.

Availability & Expertise: Engaged in consultancy and peer-review activities, Bartolini combines expertise in econometric/statistical methods with fieldwork in freshwater and marine ecosystem accounting.