Marysol grew up between the Pantanal and the Bolivian Amazon, shaping her deep connection to nature. Her journey eventually led her to the Brazilian Amazon, where she has spent six years dedicated to conservation and socio-environmental innovation. Currently pursuing a Master’s in Global Governance and International Policy Formulation, she focuses on navigating the complex dynamics of bioeconomy in the Amazon. Through her leadership in initiatives like the Amazon Bioeconomy Hub, a partnership between the Foundation for Amazon Sustainability and the Green Economy Coalition, and the Network of Women of Water and Forests (REMAF), she has connected over 160 organizations and supported 70 women leaders protecting sociobiodiversity. Known for fostering collaborative networks, Marysol blends grassroots activism with strategic advocacy to strengthen local capacities and promote inclusive development, aligning conservation efforts with local voices and policies to ensure community-driven, sustainable solutions.