María Daniela Loyola

Environmental Educator

María Daniela Loyola holds a degree in Environmental Management and is an Environmental Educator at the Charles Darwin Foundation, where she supports environmental education and community engagement initiatives that promote the conservation of the Galápagos Islands.

Throughout her career, she has designed and implemented projects that integrate art, education, and sustainability, including Conservarte, using creativity as a tool to connect people with science and nature.

She is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Education and Technological Innovation, further strengthening her expertise in designing innovative learning experiences that inspire conservation, community engagement, and sustainability.