Maps from the forest.
Design from the field.

I trained as a forest engineer at the Universidade Federal do Acre, and my undergraduate research traced thirty-seven years of land-use change inside the Chico Mendes Extractive Reserve — using MapBiomas data and Google Earth Engine to ask how policy, settlement and illegal deforestation reshape the western Amazon.

Since 2021 I've worked across three worlds: as a research assistant at Cornell University on aspirational well-being for Amazonian youth; as a technical assistant at CPI-Acre, supporting indigenous territorial monitoring on the Nawa, Nukini and Cabeceira do Rio Acre lands; and as the founder of ACS Consultorias, which has reached more than 400 people through geotechnology training and environmental regularization in the Amazon.

I design websites for the same kinds of clients — clean, calm, content-first sites for consultancies and conservation projects who deserve better than a template.