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Landscapes view of the Kosnipata valley.

Paul Efren

Biologist | Plant ecologist | R programming,
ABERG

I’m an enthusiastic data analyst and researcher with a strong background in the Andes Biodiversity and Ecosystem Research Group ABERG. My research is centered around plant ecology and code development.

I’ve actively participated in projects across the Andes-Amazon gradient, providing valuable insights into the complexities of global change. To delve deeper into my research interests, explore my publications.

If you have any questions or wish to get in touch, don’t hesitate to send me a message.

About me

I’m a biologist on a journey to become proficient in informatics, with a keen interest in data management and biodiversity.

I find joy in leveraging R to streamline my data science workflow and conduct biodiversity data analysis. I also take pride in developing and maintaining various R packages, such as:

  • ppendemic
  • redbookperu
  • avesperu

Since 2013, I’ve been actively involved in tropical forest ecology. During this time, I’ve gained extensive experience through collaborations with the Andes Biodiversity and Ecosystem Research Group ABERG in the Andes and Amazon regions of Peru.

My contributions have encompassed a wide range of projects, including the evaluation of:

  • Plant trait ecology.
  • Carbon and forest dynamics.
  • CO2 and methane fluxes.

My educational background includes a:

  • Master’s in Ecology & Environmental Management (graduated)∙ Universidad Nacional San Antonio Abad ∙ 2021
  • Biologist ∙ Universidad Nacional San Antonio Abad ∙ 2016
  • B.S. in Biology ∙ Universidad Nacional San Antonio Abad ∙ 2012

You could find my CV: Spanish - English

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Blog

Taxonomic Name Resolution Service - TNRS

Herramienta para la estandarización asistida de nombres científicos de plantas.

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Talks

Poster

Evaluating the effect of sampling scale to quantify different components of plant biodiversity with imaging spectroscopy
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Publications

Experimental sites and treatments along an elevational gradient in the Puna grasslands in Perú. The inset table shows the datasets that are available for each site (green to reddish boxes), treatment (yellow, brown, and blue squares within sites), and season (dark dropped vs. lighter faded rectangles within squares).

Plant trait and vegetation data along a 1314 m elevation gradient with fire history in Puna grasslands of Perú
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Projects

Environmental Computing

Environmental Computing
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