Miguel Angel is a forest researcher with a multidisciplinary background in forest ecology, natural disturbances, remote sensing, and plant community ecology. His research assesses forest resilience to wildfires through an integrated approach combining remote sensing and plant community ecology.

Miguel Angel is joining DIVERSE through a prestigious Canada IMPACT+ postdoctoral fellowship. Over the next two years, he hopes to work on assessing the functional traits that influence the vulnerability and resilience of Canadian forests to wildfires.