Sofia Quiroga is an Argentine biologist and wildlife manager whose work focuses on the control of invasive species in high-conservation-value freshwater systems. She holds a degree in Zoology from the Universidad Nacional de La Plata and a Master’s in Wildlife Management from the Universidad Nacional de Córdoba, where her thesis assessed the feasibility of eradicating invasive fish from the Valcheta Stream. She has coordinated provincial projects on the Critically Endangered naked characin and co-authored its IUCN Red List assessment. She is a founding member of Fundación Somuncura, based in Río Negro.