Thais Gleice Martins Braga

Holds a degree in Environmental Engineering from the Federal Rural University of the Amazon (2014), a master's degree in Environmental Sciences from the Federal University of Pará with an emphasis on climate physics, focusing on the increase in Earth's surface temperature (2017), and a doctorate in Biodiversity and Biotechnology from the BIONORTE Network at the Federal University of Pará (2019), working with forest fragmentation and ecological restoration through ecological corridors in the Brazilian Legal Amazon. Currently an adjunct professor at the Federal Rural University of the Amazon - UFRA. Leader of the UFRA research group in partnership with CNPq in engineering, science and technology in the Amazon - GECTAM, Coordinator of research and extension projects with traditional peoples and communities in the Amazon, Scientific Member of Paragoclima, Associate Researcher at the Guamá and Biotec Foundation, founder of the science and technology institution called the Amazon certification system, the AMZ Institute, Research Member of the Applied Computing Research Group - NPCA at UFRA. She has extensive experience in the areas of environmental sciences, biodiversity and biotechnology, geotechnologies applied to climate change and environmental systems modeling, as well as expertise and coordination of research and technological innovation in environmental engineering, environmental impact assessment, environmental monitoring and human territoriality, auditing, expertise and environmental certification. She is an associate researcher at the Science and Technology Park of the State of Pará, a reviewer for journals, and a member of the technical-scientific editorial board for research and technological innovation funding agencies, coordinator of research and technological innovation projects, and a specialist reviewer for the seventh edition of the Global Environment Outlook (GEO-7), which is in action for a healthy planet. The Global Environmental Outlook (GEO) is the leading intergovernmental environmental assessment led by experts from UNEP, a United Nations organization.