Coni Arévalo comes from a background in wildlife conservation and management. She has long been passionate about protecting the world’s biodiversity and natural ecosystems, and is dedicated to protecting and standing up for all the animal lives that can’t do so in our human-dominated world. Coni has conducted research on anthropogenic influences on urban birds in Chile, human-carnivore conflicts in Mesoamerica, and the role of protected areas throughout Latin America. She holds a BA in German Studies and Biological Sciences from Cornell University and an MSc in Natural Resources from Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Coni’s hobbies include baking, knitting, spending time in the beautiful Colorado outdoors, finding new shows to watch, and cuddling with her rescue cat Roo and rescue dog Snoopy.
Exploring The Impacts Of Food System Education: A Case Study
Bridging U.S. Conservative Values And Animal Protection
Joining Forces: Collaborative Opportunities Between The Animal Protection And Environmental Movements
Unindo forças: Oportunidades de colaboração entre os movimentos de proteção animal e ambientais
Animal Agriculture Is The Missing Piece In Climate Change Media Coverage
Bringing Back Former Vegans And Vegetarians: An Obstacle Analysis
Protecting The World’s Wild Animals Through Indigenous Knowledge