The Junior Environmental Projects Analyst is responsible for developing, implementing, and documenting activities related to environmental licensing, such as forest and floristic inventories, phytosociological surveys, development and implementation of Environmental Recovery Plans (PRADs), and processes for environmental compensation and forest replacement, under the supervision of the Coordinator. This professional operates in compliance with current environmental regulations, contributing to biodiversity conservation and sustainable development. Develop work plans for conducting floristic inventories, forest censuses, and phytosociological studies; Conduct field collections, identifying and cataloging plant species; Prepare environmental studies required for environmental licensing; Propose mitigation and recovery measures for degraded areas based on study results; Plan environmental compensation and forest replacement projects; Use the Mata Nativa software for data collection and analysis; Analyze field-collected data using statistical tools; Prepare detailed technical reports presenting results of inventories, censuses, and phytosociological studies; Ensure all field activities and reports comply with current environmental legislation; Stay updated on changes in environmental regulations and their implications for projects. Be responsible for cleaning and organizing their workspace. Maintain and request maintenance for equipment under their responsibility. Perform other duties as requested by supervisors, consistent with their role.