Sandra Nogué is a biogeographer who explores the mechanisms by which vegetation, in particular on island ecosystems, interacts with the environment. Her research focuses on a variety of palaeoecological methods

After finishing a Biology degree at the University of Vic (2017), I went to Australia for one year and a half to work on different ecology projects. Later on, I

Designer and webmaster at CREAF. Degree in journalism, specialized in User Experience and in love with ecology.

Graduated in Industrial Technical Engineering, specialty Chemistry, from the Polytechnic University of Catalonia. Master in Chemical Science and Technology, specialized in Environmental Analytical Chemistry, from UNED. University expert in Toxicology

Biologist (University of Barcelona, 205) and Master in Terrestrial Ecology and Biodiversity Management (Autonomous University of Barcelona, 2019).

I am a people management officer but not a human resources technician. Although my professional beginnings did not begin in this professional field, I have undergone a metamorphosis that has

Journalist, convinced of communication to build better organizations. Delving into international relations.

I am graduate in Biology (UB, 2009), master in Biodiversity (UB, 2010) and PhD in biodiveristy and plant ecology (UB, 2015).

Passionate to create opportunities for society to be able to participate and collaborate with science, with an added value and for a greater impact.

I am a naturalist passionate about plant ecology and plant responses to abiotic factors, in particular to drought. My research is focussed on better understanding plant water use and drought