Research interests: Plant-animal interactions ; animal and plant movement; wetland ecology; adaptive co-management; policy analysis.
E-mail: luis.santamaría at ebd.csic.es |
Phone: +34 955149383
María Belenguer Manzanedo
Research interests: Adaptive restoration, carbon storage, GHG emssions, wetland conservation, environmental pollution, toicology.
Current project: WaterLANDS
Álvaro Martín Huelva worked as research assistant for ADAPTAMED and SUMHAL, where he studied tree recruitment, vegetation produciton and biodiversity - and the effect of the effect of large herbivores (and management intervewntions aimed at reducing it) thereupon.
He currently works as environmental police officer ('agente de medio ambiente') of the Andalusian Government.
Marina Moreno worked as Research assistantin project
SUMHAL, where she created a database of management and consevation interventions developed during the last 25 years at the Doñana National Park, and applied it to the studied their effect on plant-herbivore dynamics.
SUMHAL, where she created a database of management and consevation interventions developed during the last 25 years at the Doñana National Park, and applied it to the studied their effect on plant-herbivore dynamics.
José María Romero worked as Research assistant
in project SUMHAL,
where she focused in data generation and assimilation for a database of management and consevation
interventions developed during the last 25 years at the Doñana National
Park.
Nacho Villar worked as post-doctoral researcher in project SUMHAL, where he focused on the effect of herbivores on wetland vegetation.
He currently works as post-docotoral researcher at the Netherlands Institute of Ecology (KNAW-NIOO) in Wageningen (The Netherlands).
Pablo Fernández Méndez worked as post-doctoral researcher in project H2020-ECOPOTENTIAL, where he focused on the analyses of images derived from social media, participatory modelling and socio-ecosystem analyses.
Pablo currently works as researcher at INGENIO (CSIC-UPV), where he focus on transitions, governance and conflicts in socio-ecological systems, and the study of the commons.
Sebastián Palacios Ojeda worked as research assistant in project NATALIEN, where he carried out field work and laboratory work with both native and invasive, lizards and ants.
He currently works for Doñana's Biodiversity Monitoring Program, at EBD-CSIC.
Pablo currently works as researcher at INGENIO (CSIC-UPV), where he focus on transitions, governance and conflicts in socio-ecological systems, and the study of the commons.
Sebastián Palacios Ojeda worked as research assistant in project NATALIEN, where he carried out field work and laboratory work with both native and invasive, lizards and ants.
He currently works for Doñana's Biodiversity Monitoring Program, at EBD-CSIC.
Carles Molina Rubio
Carles worked as research assistant in projects GENSABINA and NATALIEN, where he carried out molecular analysis and field work.
He currently works as lecturer and Head of the Department of Security and Environment at the Rambla Prim High School.
He currently works as lecturer and Head of the Department of Security and Environment at the Rambla Prim High School.
Amparo worked as post-doctoral researcher (Juan de la Cierva Program) on the effect of resource barriers and nectar thieves on plant-pollinator (co)evolution.
She currently holds a tenured position at IMEDEA's Department of Global Change Research.
Asier Rodríguez LarrinagaAsier worked, as postdoctoral researcher, on animal-mediated dispersal and the management of biological invasions.
He currently work as researcher at the Forest Genetics and Ecology Group of the Galician Biological Mision (Misión Biológica de Galicia, CSIC) and senior consultant at eNeBaDa
Lucía defended her PhD in September 2013. She moved then to work as Invasive Species Project Officer at the Seychelles Islands Foundation, on the island of Praslin.
She is currenly working as Project Coordinator at SEO Birdlife (Oficina Técnica Illes Balears, Mallorca, Spain).
Beatriz Gozalo Beatriz was a project-funded technician. Her work focused on analyzing the effect of urbanization on the biodiversity and functioning of urban ecosystems, with an specific focus on forest birds, vegetation structure and soil characteristics.
She is currently a member of the Dryland Ecology and Global Change Lab led by Fernando Maestre at the Universitat d' Alacant (Spain).
Ainhoa defended her PhD, focused on the effect of lanscape fragmentation on plant-animal interactions, in March 2011. She currently works as Ikerbaske professor at the Basque Centre for Climate Change where she studies the impact of different drivers of global change on biodiversity, ecosystem functioning and ecosystem services.
Bertha Isabel Cid. Post-graduate researcher.
Bertha worked as post-graduate researcher, undertaking research on the ecology and colonization ability of aquatic macrophytes. She is currently working as lecturer at Colegio Wexford in Queretaro, México.
Bertha worked as post-graduate researcher, undertaking research on the ecology and colonization ability of aquatic macrophytes. She is currently working as lecturer at Colegio Wexford in Queretaro, México.
