Dr Gabriella Mária Nagy

Dr Gabriella Mária Nagy is a landscape architect, graduated in 2001 and an environmental protection international policy specialist with over 20 years of professional experience working in landscape design and nature protection sciences-related research.

She has worked on more than 200 projects in open-air design all over Hungary, as well as for 10 years as a researcher and university teacher at the University of Sopron, Faculty of Forestry, Institute of Forest Management.

She wrote her thesis on Quality of life assessment defined by environment quality  (DEVELOPMENT OF COMMUNITY SPACES IN FORESTS, AND THEIR IMPACT ON QUALITY OF LIFE, 2015.)

She holds a PhD in Forestry and Wildlife Management Sciences (University of West-Hungary, Forest Value Assessment Doctoral Program, Hungary), an MSc in Landscape Architecture (University of Szent István, Hungary), an MSc in Environmental Specialist - International policy specialization (University of Debrecen, Hungary) and an MSc on Forest Pedagogy (University of West-Hungary, Hungary).

She joined CEEweb for Biodiversity in 2018 and works as Senior Project Coordinator leads the scientific work of the association and manage  Interreg TRANSGREEN and ConnectGREEN projects.