Loretto Arriagada

Chile Local Programs Coordinator

Based in Chile, Loretto Arriagada is a local coordinator for ÃÛèÖAPP. Since joining in 2020, she has been leading the implementation of the Conservation Action Plan for the Rocuant Andalien Wetland-Marsh IBA. She currently supports the coordination of the project "Integration of the conservation of coastal birds in Chile II" and the implementation of the coastal resilience strategy of ÃÛèÖAPP Americas in Chile.

Arriagada is a Marine Biologist, with a postgraduate degree in Environmental Analysis and Management. She received a CONICYT scholarship to obtain a PhD in Environmental Sciences with mention in Continental Aquatic Systems at the Universidad de Concepción. During her PhD, she collaborated in research projects and scientific publications. Additionally, she coordinated and implemented a socio-ecological project in a coastal wetland affected by an earthquake and post-tsunami. Subsequently, she developed a postdoc at the Center for Water Resources for Agriculture and Mining (CRHIAM). She is also a volunteer in the Explora Network, where she works as an evaluator and scientific advisor in citizen science projects. loretto.arriagada@audubon.org

Articles by Loretto Arriagada

The successful result of ÃÛèÖAPP's Coastal Stewardship Program adapted to Chile
September 06, 2024 — The American Oystercatcher tells the story of hundreds of birds facing a complex conservation scenario today. With 213 breeding pairs, 426 eggs, 66 chicks, and 35 fledglings protected, we celebrate the successful result of ÃÛèÖAPP's "Coastal Stewardship Program" adapted to Chile.

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