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Name: Maria González Fernández
Email: [email protected]
Phone: +34 612 345 678
Location: Valencia, Spain

A dedicated Biologist with over 8 years of experience in ecological research, biodiversity conservation, and environmental impact assessments. Specialized in marine and terrestrial ecosystems of Spain Valencia, with a focus on preserving native species and promoting sustainable practices. Proven expertise in fieldwork, data analysis, and collaborative projects with local institutions. A passionate advocate for science communication to engage communities in environmental stewardship.

Bachelor of Science in Biology

University of Valencia, Spain | 2010–2014

• Specialized in Ecology and Environmental Science.
• Published research on marine biodiversity in the Mediterranean Sea.
• Internship with the Natural Park of La Albufera, focusing on wetland conservation.

MSc in Conservation Biology

University of Barcelona, Spain | 2014–2016

• Conducted field studies on endemic species in the Sierra de Bernia region.
• Developed a thesis on the impact of climate change on coastal ecosystems in Valencia.
• Awarded "Best Thesis in Environmental Research" by the Spanish Society of Ecology.

PhD in Marine Ecology

Universitat de les Illes Balears, Spain | 2016–2020

• Investigated the effects of pollution on seagrass meadows in the Valencia coast.
• Published 5 peer-reviewed articles in journals like "Marine Ecology Progress Series."
• Collaborated with local NGOs to design restoration projects for marine habitats.

Senior Biologist

Instituto de Investigación en Ecología, Valencia, Spain | 2020–Present

• Lead a team of 15 researchers in monitoring biodiversity in the Albufera Natural Park.
• Developed a database for tracking invasive species and their impact on native flora.
• Partnered with the Valencian Government to create a biodiversity action plan for coastal zones.
• Presented findings at international conferences, including the European Ecological Federation (EEF) in 2022.

Biologist Researcher

Universidad Politécnica de Valencia, Spain | 2016–2020

• Conducted fieldwork in the Sierra de Tramuntana (Mallorca) to study endemic plant species.
• Analyzed water quality data for the Túria River basin, contributing to regional environmental policies.
• Published a report on the ecological significance of wetlands in Valencia’s agricultural regions.

Field Biologist

EcoValencia Environmental Solutions, Spain | 2014–2016

• Managed surveys for the Iberian lynx and other endangered species in the Montgó Natural Park.
• Provided technical advice to local municipalities on habitat restoration projects.
• Trained 30+ volunteers in wildlife monitoring techniques for the "Valencia Biodiversity Watch" program.

• Scientific Research: Experimental design, data analysis (R, SPSS), GIS mapping.
• Ecology & Conservation: Habitat assessment, species identification, environmental impact assessments.
• Languages: Fluent in Spanish and English; basic knowledge of Catalan.
• Technical Proficiency: PCR, DNA sequencing, microscopy, field instrumentation (e.g., water quality sensors).
• Communication: Scientific writing, public speaking, community engagement workshops.

• Certified Environmental Auditor – ISO 14001:2015, 2019
• Marine Mammal Observer Certification, Spanish Institute of Marine Sciences (ICM), 2021
• GIS for Ecologists Workshop, University of Valencia, 2018
• Climate Change Adaptation Strategies, European Environment Agency, 2020

Biodiversity Monitoring of the Albufera Natural Park (2018–Present)

Collaborated with the Valencian Regional Government to establish long-term monitoring protocols for bird populations, aquatic plants, and water quality. Results informed the 2021 "Albufera Biodiversity Strategy," which led to protected status for 12 new species.

Mediterranean Seagrass Restoration Initiative (2017–2019)

Led a project to restore seagrass beds along the Valencia coast, working with local fishermen and environmental NGOs. Achieved a 40% increase in seagrass coverage by 2019, improving habitats for marine life.

Urban Biodiversity Survey in Valencia City (2015)

Conducted the first comprehensive survey of urban flora and fauna in Valencia. The findings were used to develop a citywide "Green Infrastructure Plan" promoting biodiversity in residential areas.

• González, M. et al. (2021). "Climate Change Impacts on Seagrass Ecosystems in the Western Mediterranean." *Marine Ecology Progress Series*, 650, 1–12.
• González, M. (2019). "Conservation Strategies for Endangered Species in Valencia’s Wetlands." *Revista de Ecología Ibérica*, 45(3), 78–89.
• Invited speaker at the "Valencia Science Fair" (2023) on the role of biologists in climate resilience.

Available upon request. Contact: [email protected]