Miguel A. Guerra Loza has carried out research with Indigenous populations in Mexico, Cameroon, Indonesia, and Peru. His work focuses on community resource management and the conflicts and challenges that emerge when these practices are integrated (or not) in regional, national, or international contexts. He has a BA in Environmental Sciences (UNAM-Mexico), a Masters in Cultural Heritage and Landscape management (MNHN-France) and a Specialized Master’s degree in Forest Management (AgroParisTech-France).