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Jaime Coello is researching on innovative techniques for cost-effective forest restoration, especially in added value species including valuable broadleaved species and stone pine, as well as on agroforestry systems. His activities include designing, implementing and monitoring experimental and demonstrative field trials on sites subjected to minimal management. The aim is to study and develop innovative techniques and management schemes for optimal use of resources. He is also researching on silviculture oriented towards high quality timber production and climate change adaptation.
Background
| 2018
2009 |
PhD Forest and Environmental Management
MSc European Forestry |
Universitat de Lleida (Spain)
Universities of Joensuu, Wageningen BOKU-Vienna, Freiburg, Lleida, Uppsala |
| 2006 – | Researcher on forest restoration and forest management | CTFC (Spain) |
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2005-06 |
Internship on forest economics and policy | FAO Sub-Regional Office for Central and Eastern Europe, Budapest (Hungary) |
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2005 |
MSc Forest engineering | Universitat de Lleida (Spain) |
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2003 |
BSc Forestry | Universidad de Valladolid (Spain) |
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