Theresia Risa

I am an interdisciplinary researcher with a Master's degree in Quaternary and Prehistory from the Erasmus Mundus program. My academic background in bioanthropology, sustainable tourism, and human-environment interactions has equipped me with a unique perspective on archaeological practices. I have extensive experience in archaeological fieldwork, community engagement, and sustainable development initiatives, which I believe are crucial for effective research and conservation efforts.

Throughout my career, I have worked with various stakeholders, including academia, government, and civil society, to promote sustainable landscape management and biodiversity conservation in Indonesia. My commitment to local empowerment and collaborative partnerships drives my research, as I strive to make a meaningful impact on the communities I work with. I am passionate about contributing to projects that enhance our understanding of human-environment interactions and promote responsible tourism practices.