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Santiago Forero is an experienced Project Manager specializing in biodiversity strategy and international ecological challenges, currently working at Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle since June 2018. Responsibilities include supporting industrial partners in biodiversity project implementation, ecological sensitivity analysis, biodiversity auditing, and the execution of conservation plans. Previous roles include Project Manager for the "Alluvial Forests" initiative at OFFICE NATIONAL DES FORETS, where Santiago prepared monitoring protocols for Rhine alluvial forests, and internships focused on ecological rehabilitation and species conservation strategies. Santiago holds a Master of Science in Plant Biology and Valorization and a Bachelor of Science in Cell Biology and Physiology of Organisms, both from the University of Strasbourg.