Fiorella is an interdisciplinary conservation scientist who has dedicated her career to addressing socio-ecological challenges in the Peruvian Amazon. Her doctoral research focused on wild meat consumption in Iquitos, exploring its relationship to economic stability, food security, and species conservation. Currently, she is a Postdoctoral Researcher at Florida International University’s Amazon Riverscapes Initiative, where she leads research on freshwater ecosystems. Her work includes a rapid assessment of riverine communities’ perceptions of the 2023 low-water event and a diagnostic of large catfish fishing in the Amazon. Fiorella has contributed to a diverse portfolio of interdisciplinary projects focused on species, habitat, and ancestral land conservation. She has worked on primate behavioral studies, community conservation projects, documentary development, participatory mapping, and environmental education.