Ana Pina

Biologist specialized in flora, vegetation, and habitat monitoring, with advanced training in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and a strong foundation in natural resource conservation. Experienced in conducting environmental impact assessments across sectors such as renewable energy, mining, tourism and airport infrastructure

Work includes botanical surveys, habitat mapping (including Natura 2000 sites and complex EUNIS habitats), and baseline studies for conservation planning. Skilled in developing and implementing methodologies for monitoring, as well as designing and executing management and control plans for invasive exotic species.

Combines field ecology with geospatial analysis to support evidence-based decision-making in ecological restoration and land-use planning. 

Collaborates regularly with environmental consultancies, research institutions, and public agencies, bringing a multidisciplinary perspective to each project. Also experienced in ex situ conservation, urban tree inventory, and seed germination studies.

Driven by a deep commitment to biodiversity, ecological integrity, and the development of practical solutions that balance conservation with human activity.