Alejandro has a degree in Biology and Environmental Education and a Master's degree in biological sciences. For over 10 years, he has honed his skills in order to research and learn about Herpetofauna in several regions of the country.
At the same time, he has combined his work with wildlife photography and rural communities into articulating his current work on conservation issues and protected areas. He has obtained a great amount of experience at a national level, accomplishing records of endangered species and developing interest for nature tourism.
