Edauri Navarro-Perez
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Mail code: 4501Campus: Tempe
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Pronouns: She/her
Edauri Navarro Pérez, PhD, is a soil and root ecologist. She holds a Ph.D. student in the Environmental Life Sciences from Arizona State University (ASU). During her dissertation she studied how grass species root functional traits are affected by different soil abiotic conditions (based on soil restoration modifications) and species identity, how root traits affect root decomposition rate and developing photogrammetry mechanisms to measure these root traits.
She also has a deep interest in community engagement, intersectional justice, art and science communication. Integrating these interests into her scientific background, she is interested into exploring the topic of restoration in a more holistic perspective. She is currently a postdoc at Earth System Science of the Anthropocene (ESSA) lead by Dr. Nancy Grimm and Dr. Abby York at ASU.
PhD in Environmental Life Sciences at Arizona State University, Tempe Campus.
Undergraduate Bachelors of Environmental Sciences in the University of Puerto Rico, Río Piedras Campus
