PhD in Economics from the University of Salamanca. Professor of Applied Economics. Degree in Economics, Law Degree. Master of Arts (Economics) – University of Boston. Main researcher of the ESValues project, one of the world’s largest databases on ecosystem service valuation. United Nations observer for the Intergovernmental Science Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Service (IPBES). He has included ecosystem service criteria in public policies such as the Spanish Strategy for Green Infrastructure, Connectivity and Ecological Restoration.
Research areas
Landscape ecology, green infrastructure, and ecological connectivity
Ecosystem services and human–nature relationships
Biodiversity conservation and human–wildlife interactions
Socio-ecological systems, cultural landscapes, and rural development
Wildlife–infrastructure interactions, road ecology, and ecological defragmentation
Career Experience
Mentorship from environmental leaders
Sustainability certifications and learning paths
Remote/hybrid opportunities for climate-conscious flexibility