Lawyer specialized in environmental issues and indigenous rights. Her academic background includes a Master's degree in Environmental Sciences. Her experience covers both the public and private sectors, providing advice on sanctioning procedures, environmental certification and public policies on indigenous and intercultural issues. In addition, he has promoted forest control and surveillance initiatives in the Madre de Dios region, involving indigenous communities and collaborating with the State and civil society.

She has worked in the defense of land rights and indigenous territories in Amazonian forest conservation projects. Her commitment to environmental protection and indigenous rights is reflected in her participation in volunteer work and in her role as founder of the Loreto Feminist Collective "Furia Charapa".