Estradivari is an experienced researcher specializing in marine conservation and ecology with a robust background in various organizations dedicated to environmental sustainability. Current responsibilities as an Early Stage Researcher at the Leibniz Centre for Tropical Marine Research (ZMT) GmbH involve studying turf algae dynamics in disturbed reef ecosystems as part of the 4D-REEF program. Previously, Estradivari served as National Manager for Conservation Research and National Coordinator for Marine Conservation Science at WWF Indonesia, focusing on conservation policy and regional monitoring systems. Additional roles include Research Fellow at the University of Queensland, Program Assistant at UNESCO, and Coral Reef Conservation Specialist at the TERANGI Foundation, alongside conducting research on coastal management in Indonesia. Estradivari holds a PhD in Marine Biology from the University of Bremen and degrees in Environment and Resource Management from Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and Marine Science from IPB University. Experience spans multiple countries, including Timor-Leste, Indonesia, and the Philippines.
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