Ana Sabogal is an Agronomic Engineer, Doctor in natural sciences, Plant Ecologist and Academic Scholar. Her current research includes the study of impact of vegetations changes and the human impact in the Amazonia forest ecosystem. Her publications are about plant ecology of moorland ecosystems, plant distribution, in degraded grassing ecosystems and the influence of human impact. Other important previous research and publications included study of vegetation, grazing in the forests of northern Peru with emphasis on the distribution of Ipomoea carnea Jacq and management of dry forests in the northern coast of Peru. She is now Director of Master Studies in Environmental Development at the Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú and was previously the Director of Research and Information to the Peruvian Ministry of Environment (2012-2013).