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Maximiliano Sepúlveda apoya el trabajo de conservación de Pew en las regiones sudamericanas del Pantanal y el Gran Chaco y la iniciativa Enduring Earth en América Latina y el Caribe. En este rol, se enfoca en fortalecer la gestión, gobernanza y monitoreo efectivos de áreas protegidas en dos niveles: el sistema por el cual se organizan las áreas protegidas y los sitios en sí. Sepúlveda también colabora a afianzar los planes de conservación y a desarrollar soluciones financieras sostenibles, como promoviendo la Lista Verde de Áreas Protegidas y Conservadas de la Unión Internacional para la Conservación de la Naturaleza y apoyando el marco de bono sostenible (SLB) de Chile; estos esfuerzos llevaron a la primer SLB en el mundo alineada con el objetivo “30 por 30”, el objetivo mundial de proteger al menos el 30 % de la tierra y el océano para el 2030. Sepúlveda tiene un doctorado (Ph.D.) en ciencias veterinatias de la Universidad de Minnesota y reside en Santiago, Chile.

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