Graduated in Biology with a specialization in Environmental Biology and a Master’s Degree in Zoology from the Complutense University of Madrid (UCM).
She has experience in biodiversity conservation, management of infrastructure impacts on wildlife, ethology, and bioacoustics. She has also worked on monitoring birds and bats at renewable energy facilities, specifically in wind farms and photovoltaic plants.
She has participated in wildlife conservation programs, conducting studies on the behaviour, reproduction, and breeding of threatened species, particularly mammals, birds, and pollinators.
She has received training in various wildlife study techniques, including the identification of tracks and feathers, the analysis of biological remains, and scientific bird ringing. She also has experience in environmental monitoring and in the application of bioacoustic and artificial intelligence techniques for biodiversity research.
She is a member of the Minuartia team, working on wildlife risk management at Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport.
