Dr. Noviar Andayani is one of the leading conservationist and scientist with more than 30 years of experience working in biodiversity conservation and a doctoral degree in Conservation Biology from University of Indonesia. She has been dedicating many years of working as a senior faculty member for Department of Biology, University of Indonesia, while also leading and expanding the implementation of wildlife conservation efforts under WCS Indonesia Program since 2005 as the Country Director.
Dr. Noviar Andayani’s research focuses on biodiversity conservation through the integration of conservation genetics, evolutionary biology, and landscape ecology to understand how genetic diversity, population structure, and ecological processes influence species persistence in fragmented and human-modified tropical ecosystems. Her work combines molecular approaches, including DNA barcoding, population genetics, and phylogeography, with field-based ecological and spatial analyses to assess connectivity, adaptation, and the impacts of habitat loss and other anthropogenic pressures. She emphasizes translating scientific evidence into practical conservation planning, supporting priority setting, species management, and policy development to strengthen biodiversity protection in Indonesia and other tropical regions
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