I am interested in a wide array of issues within behavioural and evolutionary ecology, biodiversity and conservation biology. The main goal of my scientific trajectory is to carry out multidisciplinary, synthetic ecological and evolutionary research with a solid collaborative basis. Indeed, the main focus of my research is on gaining an integrated understanding of the structure and dynamics of natural populations and communities by combining rigorous statistical analyses and modelling with long-term population monitoring data and experiments in field conditions.

My specific interests include:

(1) the study of movement strategies, including dispersal, migration and nomadism

(2) the understanding of the spatial and temporal variability of community-level phenological responses to climate change

(3) the study of large carnivore-human conflicts, and the ecology of brown bear populations in human-dominated landscapes.

I am a scientisfic researcher at the Biodiversity Research Institute (IMIB; University of Oviedo-Principality of Asturias-CSIC), Spain.

Editorial activity:

(1) Editor in Chief of Ardeola: International Journal of Ornithology

(2) Associated Editor of Movement Ecology

(3) Associated Editor of Animal Conservation

…and when not working, you can find me relaxing with my dogs and friends :