Roque Rodríguez Soalleiro

Roque Rodríguez Soalleiro is a Professor at the University of Santiago de Compostela, specializing in Plant Production and Sustainable Environmental Management. He teaches courses on Biomass Production, Silviculture, and Forest Systems across multiple academic programs, including the Master's in Renewable Energies and the Bachelor's in Forest and Natural Environment Engineering. His research focuses on sustainable forestry practices, biomass utilization, and environmental sustainability in Mediterranean ecosystems.

Key research interests include carbon sequestration in plantations, water-use efficiency in poplar crops, and the environmental impacts of forestry practices on soil and mercury accumulation. He leads the Unit of Sustainable Environmental and Forest Management, emphasizing interdisciplinary approaches to agroforestry and bioeconomy systems.

Recent work highlights include studies on short-rotation coppice systems' economic viability, mercury dynamics in maritime pine soils, and adaptation strategies for Eucalyptus plantations in Spain. His publications span forestry engineering, soil science, and environmental policy, reflecting a commitment to bridging scientific research with practical applications in sustainable land management.