Sierra Nevada stands as a distinctive mountain range due to its strategic location bridging Europe and Africa. Its substantial elevation and diverse geological composition give rise to a vast array of ecological niches, fostering remarkable biodiversity. Additionally, the landscapes of Sierra Nevada bear the imprints of centuries-old agricultural, pastoral, forestry, and mining endeavors. Beyond serving as a vital resource hub, providing firewood, water, and grazing lands, this mountain range plays a crucial role in maintaining biodiversity equilibrium. Furthermore, it fosters a cultural bond with the local populace, evident in the tradition of trovos—dialectical contests characterized by satirical or critical banter.
This podcast was developed under the project Smart EcoMountains (LifeWatch-2019-10-UGR-01) and produced by Carne Cruda.
Nature - Career Column, 24/11/2021
Talks for the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, 07/02/2024, 22/02/2023, 11/02/2025
Equinoccio Podcast - Researchers & 8M, 09/03/2024
Equinoccio Podcast - The importance of biodiversity, 12/05/2024
Seminar for the Ecologistas en Acción NGO, 18/03/2024
Researcher's Night, 29/09/2023
Meet the Researchers, 29/09/2023
Interviewed by Econaturae 27/05/2021
Roundtable organized by CABio UFRJ, 17/07/2020
Urban Ecology seminar, 24/08/2020
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