Advisory Board

Lina Dabbagh

Head of Political Advocacy Climate Action Network International.

In some regions, like Guanajuato, droughts are exacerbating water scarcity and thereby negatively impacting people’s health and productivity. Ensuring that everyone has access to sustainable water and sanitation services is a critical climate change mitigation strategy for the years ahead. Lina has worked on international climate change policy, mitigation strategies and sustainable development issues for the past ten years.

Dylan Terrell

Executive Director

Is the executive director and a founding member of Caminos de Agua. From 2011-2016 he helped build and coordinated many of Caminos core programs, including water quality monitoring, technology development, rainwater harvesting, education, and other community projects. Today, Dylan oversees all of Caminos’ programming and focuses much of his time on institutional funding, public policy initiatives, and coalition building.

Dr. Beau Beza

Deputy Associate Dean, Teaching and Learning at Deakin University, Australia.

Beau's scholarship and teaching aim is to understand the social production of space and its spatial realization. This aim is achieved through knowledge exchanges with communities, academics, and students across the globe.

Beau has years of professional and academic experience working amongst others on solving water scarcity problems in different countries such as Nepal, Australia, Colombia, and México.

Our team

Mario López

Director and Founder of Pluvialis.

From the academic exchanges carried out in Australia with Dr. Beza during 2013 and 2015, Mario observes the water crisis and the way to solve it in the cities of Melbourne and Sydney. In 2016 he met Dylan Terrell and in collaboration with Caminos de Agua Pluvialis was born in 2020.

Mario is an architect and wants everyone to have access to healthy rainwater.

Isabel Bolio

Implementation Manager

Isabel is an architect with extensive experience in the design and construction of inhabited spaces, he has specialized in light architectural installations.

She is a graduate of the Universidad Anáhuac México. She has completed specialization studies in Vienna and Spain.

Isabel supervises that the process of all the installations of the water collection systems are implemented correctly.

Installation

Adolfo Cázares

Facilities Coordinator

For more than ten years, Adolfo has dedicated himself to installing hydraulic systems in San Miguel de Allende and the Bajío.

His experience includes residences of more than 600 square meters of construction and buildings that include different systems for collecting rainwater for human consumption and irrigation of gardens and orchards.

He is in charge of supervising the installation of the equipment.

Marisela Acosta

Accountant

With more than twenty years of experience, she is in charge of the administration of Pluvialis.