BIO
Dani Eduardo Vargas has a Degree in Political Science and Public Management from the National University of San Marcos in Lima (Peru).
He is actively involved with development and conservation organizations with ties to indigenous communities in Peru. He oversaw and successfully completed the process to obtain approval for the Cerro Khapia Landscape Reserve in Yunguyo Puno to be awarded Protected Natural Area status.
He has also conducted research projects on the impact of extraction activities, such as monocrops and mining, within the Bahuaja Sonene National Park, the Titicaca National Reserve and the Aymara-Lupaca Reserve Area.
Durante el Máster ha realizado un proyecto de investigación en colaboración con el Instituto de Investigación de Culturas Indígenas IIRCI.