Dr. Elvia Marin is a distinguished professor-researcher at the Autonomous
University of Baja California Sur, where she leads groundbreaking research in sustainable marine
resource management. With a Master's in Applied Economics from El Colegio de la Frontera Norte
and a Doctorate in Marine Sciences with specialization in Sustainable Management, her
interdisciplinary approach bridges economic theory with environmental conservation.
Her primary research focuses on social vulnerability and well-being,
economic diversification in local development, participatory science
and sustainable fisheries management, fisheries modeling,
decision-making processes, and adaptation
strategies. This comprehensive approach ensures that her research addresses both
immediate community needs and long-term sustainability goals.
As a proud member of the National System of Researchers (SNI) Level 1, Dra.
Marin has successfully managed international research projects and published in
high-impact scientific journals. Her work has influenced policy decisions and contributed to
sustainable development practices across Mexico and beyond.
Beyond academia, Dr. Marin brings valuable real-world experience from her work in public sector
organizations and civil society groups. She has extensive experience in project
evaluation, university program assessment, and human
resource development at both undergraduate and graduate levels. Her commitment to
knowledge transfer extends to mentoring entrepreneurs and supporting community-based
initiatives.
