International Negotiation Advisory; Indigenous Relations

Working in communities; observing at international negotiating tables.

Reynaldo takes part in United Nations negotiations on biodiversity and climate change as an invited observer, working with Indigenous Peoples’ technical groups under the Convention on Biological Diversity and the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change. He has taken part in Indigenous Peoples’ technical advisory groups on the Cali Fund for Biodiversity and in discussions on Article 6 of the Paris Agreement.

e has conducted field and policy research in Latin America, Asia, Africa and North America, working with Indigenous leaders, communities, researchers and international organizations.

International Processes

UN Convention on Biological Diversity

Paris Agreement Article 6

Indigenous Peoples & Local Communities

Field Research

Peru · Colombia · Mexico · India · Nepal · Cameroon · Mozambique · Egypt · United States

Academic Foundation

Ph.D. in Environmental Studies and Education (University of Wisconsin-Madison)

M.Sc. in Education (University of Wisconsin-Madison)

B.A. in Latin American, Caribbean and Iberian Studies (University of Wisconsin-Madison)

Faculty, University of Wisconsin-Madison: Indigenous education, climate change and sustainability, and Indigenous issues in the media.