Alejandra Rodriguez
Research Assistant
alejandra.rodriguez@ag.tamu.eduAs a research assistant at the Texas A&M Natural Resources Institute, Alejandra assists with various projects related to carbon sequestration on private lands and with threatened and endangered plant species. Before joining the Institute, Alejandra worked as a field technician for multiple plant, pollinator and avian research projects.
Alejandra received a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science from the University of Texas at Austin in 2020. Outside of work, she enjoys birdwatching, swimming, reading and gardening.
Publications
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Strategies for Land Management, Conservation, and Nature-Based Solution Support of Climate Action
Mar 2026
Cobb, F., A. Lund, A. Rodriguez, and R. Lopez. 2026. Strategies for Land Management, Conservation, and Nature-Based Solution Support of Climate Action. Pages 348-372 in M. Wells and R. A. McManamay, editors. Climate Change Impacts in Texas. CRC Press, Boca Raton.
Field Notes
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NRI broadens cultural resources program through national partnerships
Aug 26, 2026
Kate Plimpton and Alejandra Rodriguez represented the Texas A&M Natural Resources Institute (NRI) at the Society for American Archaeology Annual Conference in San Francisco, where they shared how NRI’s conservation science experience can support long-term cultural resource stewardship on military lands.