Marina Grandchamp is an environmental engineer with significant experience in identifying and monitoring agricultural crops, including soybeans, corn, and cotton. Her work involves tracking the growth stages of crops, from planting to harvesting, which provides farmers and companies with the security they need to receive fair loans and investments. Through her work, Marina has helped farmers improve their operations while ensuring that all parties benefit from a safe and sustainable process.

In addition to her work in agriculture, Marina has also conducted research in aquatic ecotoxicology during her undergraduate studies. As part of her research, she conducted an international exchange at the University of Sao Paulo and presented her findings at the UNESP scientific conference. She also worked as a GIS Analyst at TerraMagna, where she honed her skills in mapping and geoprocessing using software such as Arcgis and Microsoft Office. Marina has also held several positions in conservation and environmental organizations, including the CNPq, Instituto Chico Mendes De Conservacao Da Biodiversidade, and Centro Acadêmico da Engenharia Ambiental.

Overall, Marina brings her expertise in environmental engineering, agriculture, GIS analysis, and scientific research to her work, and she is passionate about promoting sustainable practices in agricultural and environmental development.