Universidade Federal dos Vales Jequitinhonha e Mucuri, Brazil
Mrs. Manuelle Pereira is a Forest Engineering graduate and current Master’s student in Forest Science at the Federal University of the Jequitinhonha and Mucuri Valleys, with a strong background in research, extension, and technological development in the Amazon. Her academic work focuses on forest ecology, biodiversity conservation, and soil–vegetation interactions, particularly involving large tree dynamics and biomass distribution. She has actively contributed to innovative projects such as the Solar Chestnut Kit, designed to improve working conditions for Amazonian extractivist communities, resulting in a utility model patent. Manuelle has participated in numerous scientific congresses and symposiums, presenting research on forest structure, ecological interactions, and environmental education. Her experience includes involvement in interdisciplinary research groups and international academic exchange in botany. She has also engaged in voluntary environmental conservation activities, demonstrating commitment to sustainable development. Her publications in peer-reviewed journals highlight her contributions to climate resilience, food security, and ecological studies in Amazonian regions. Recognized for her scientific excellence, she received the Young Scientist Award and other academic honors. Her skill set includes scientific methodology, plant analysis, and environmental monitoring. She maintains a strong interest in sustainable technologies and social innovation aimed at supporting traditional forest communities.