Bárbara Bomfim
Applied research and
innovative strategies to amplify
Nature based Solutions
I'm a forest engineer, soil scientist and ecosystem biogeochemist driven by the mission of uncovering the role natural and human-engineered terrestrial systems play to ensure a livable world for future generations under climate change pressure.
I currently work as a Specialist in Carbon Markets and Finance and Nature-Based Solutions at WWF-Brazil, also acting as leader of the Supply Group of the WWF Network's Carbon Finance and Markets Task Force.
I voluntarily serve as President of the Board of Directors of Rede Mulher Florestal, a non-governmental organization focused on gender equity in the Brazilian forestry sector.
Soil
science
Data
analyst
Climate
change
Forest
ecology
Research and Development
Sports and Outreach
Multidisciplinary
Environmental Projects
1,600 years of increasing tree cover in Amazon-savanna transition
Improving Sustainable Tropical Forestry with Voluntary Carbon Markets
Drought and warming effects on Mediterranean prairies in the U.S. Pacific Northwest
Sustainable forestry in Amazonia maintains soil health and carbon
Land-use change and topography alter soil functioning in the Atlantic Forest
Soil biodiversity and ecosystem functioning in a Neotropical savanna