Trabaja en Málaga para la IUCN

 Job Opportunity: Mubadarat Officer – Mediterranean CSO Programme

• Vacancy #: 7070
• Unit: Centre for Mediterranean Cooperation
• Organization: International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN)
• Location: Málaga, Spain
• Reports to: Programme Manager - Ecosystem Resilience and Spatial Planning
• Work Percentage: 100%
• Grade: P1
• Contract Type: Fixed-term (11 months, with potential for renewal)
• Expected Start Date: 1 December 2024
• Closing Date for Applications: 14 November 2024

Background

Are you passionate about conservation and international development? The Mubadarat Officer will join the IUCN Centre for Mediterranean Cooperation to support civil society organizations (CSOs) across North Africa. This role is integral to strengthening conservation efforts through the Mubadarat initiative, which offers technical and financial support to CSOs.

IUCN, established in 1948, is the world's largest environmental network, comprising over 1,400 members, including states, government agencies, NGOs, and affiliates, and more than 18,000 scientists and experts globally. IUCN’s mission is to influence and assist societies to conserve nature’s integrity and diversity, ensuring that natural resource use is equitable and ecologically sustainable.

The Mubadarat initiative, led by IUCN’s Mediterranean Centre, supports CSOs with technical and financial assistance to foster sustainable livelihoods and conservation across the region. Through programs like PPI OSCAN and TransCap, the initiative provides critical resources and knowledge to North African CSOs, promoting sustainable development across the Mediterranean.

Key Responsibilities

The Mubadarat Officer will contribute to coordinating various areas of the Mubadarat programme. Responsibilities include:

• Project Coordination: Develop workplans, budgets, manage resources, monitor, and report progress.
• Sub-grant Management: Manage project calls, oversee grantee relationships, and supervise local coordinators.
• Community Building: Establish a strong CSO network for conservation, focusing on North Africa, in collaboration with the IUCN Med Membership team.
• Capacity Building: Organize training activities for the Mubadarat CSO community, IUCN members, and related stakeholders, supporting organizational development.
• Communications: Oversee Mubadarat community communications, manage both internal and external channels, organize events, and create content with the IUCN-Med communications team.
• Knowledge Integration: Promote IUCN standards within the Mubadarat programme, ensuring uptake among community members.
• Partnership Development: Engage with relevant international organizations and government bodies to enhance program impact.
• Monitoring & Evaluation: Assist in gathering and analyzing performance indicators to evaluate programme success.
• Fundraising: Contribute to proposal development and explore funding opportunities with regional and international donors.
• Other Duties: Support additional tasks as requested by the Programme Manager or Director of IUCN-Med.

Requirements

• Education: Postgraduate degree in natural or social sciences, conservation, or international cooperation.
• Experience: At least 5 years in a similar role, with substantial North African experience and preferably in an international setting.
• Languages: Fluency in Arabic, with strong written and verbal skills in English and/or French; knowledge of Spanish or other Mediterranean languages is a plus.
• Skills: Demonstrated project management, fundraising, and community-building skills. Ability to engage diverse stakeholders effectively.
• Adaptability: Able to travel internationally, particularly to North Africa, and work independently or as part of a team. Strong organizational skills and attention to detail, with an openness to learning and adapting to change.

Benefits

• Salary: Minimum gross annual salary of EUR 40,480 (subject to adjustment per IUCN’s compensation practices).
• Health Insurance: Comprehensive coverage for employee, spouse, and children.
• Flexible Hours: 39-hour week (35 hours in July and August) with core hours from 09:30 to 16:00.
• Remote Work: Up to 50% remote work permitted, with a minimum of two office days per week.
• International Travel: Opportunities for regular travel to expand global experience.

How to Apply

Candidates are encouraged to apply online via the IUCN HR Management System. Create an account and submit your profile by midnight (Swiss time) on 14 November 2024. Only selected applicants will be contacted for interviews.

For more information on IUCN, visit www.iucn.org or follow on Twitter @IUCN.

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Trabaja por los humedales en la IUCN (Suiza)

Young Professional - Conference Services

Vacancy #:   7014 Unit:   Ramsar Convention Secretariat Organisation:   The Ramsar Convention on Wetlands (Ramsar) Location:   Secretariat of the Convention on Wetlands, Gland, Switzerland Reporting to:   Conference and Governance Services Officer Work percentage:   100% Grade:   YP Expected start date:   01 November 2024 Type of contract:   Max-term (12 months) Closing date:   29 September 2024

BACKGROUND

The Convention on Wetlands is an intergovernmental treaty that provides the framework for national action and international cooperation for the conservation and sustainable use of wetlands and of wetland biodiversity and services. It is the first of the modern global multilateral environmental agreements and remains the only one devoted to a specific critical ecosystem.

The Convention Secretariat has its headquarters in Gland, Switzerland, where the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) provides some administrative services for the Convention.

The Convention on Wetlands is an intergovernmental treaty that provides the framework for national action and international cooperation for the conservation and sustainable use of wetlands, wetland biodiversity, and ecosystem services. It is the first of the modern global multilateral environmental agreements and remains the only one devoted to a specific critical ecosystem.

The Convention Secretariat is headquartered in Gland, Switzerland, where the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) provides administrative support to the Convention.

We are seeking a motivated Young Professional - Convenings to join our team under the supervision of the Conference and Governance Services Officer. The Young Professional will support the logistical and administrative organisation of official meetings for the Governing and Subsidiary Bodies of the Convention, including the upcoming 15th Conference of the Contracting Parties (COP15) to be held in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, from 23 to 31 July 2025.

JOB DESCRIPTION

• Assist in the planning and organisation of all logistics and administrative matters related to official meetings of the Governing and Subsidiary Bodies of the Convention.

• Provide support to ensure the smooth and high-quality execution of all official meetings, including the upcoming COP15; implement assigned tasks to ensure the smooth operation of all aspects of COP15, including logistics, in line with the COP15 Planning and the Memorandum of Understanding for COP15 signed with the Government of Zimbabwe.

• Coordinate with diverse stakeholders, including but not limited to external contractors, representatives of governments, and internal collaborators, to facilitate meeting arrangements.

• Manage meeting schedules, venues, and other logistics to ensure seamless operations, including the preparation of contracts, correspondence, and participant registration.

• Support the preparation of meeting documents, reports, and communication materials as required.

• Assist with the administrative tasks related to meeting organisation, including coordination of travel arrangements for participants and other logistical needs.

• Contribute to post-meeting evaluations and feedback processes to enhance future convening experiences.

The above job description outlines the main duties and responsibilities for this position. However, in the Secretariat of the Convention on Wetlands, staff members may be required to undertake additional tasks reasonably assigned to them, even if they are not part of their regular job description.

REQUIREMENTS

• The Young Professional (YP) Programme is in place to provide a first professional experience in an international setting for young professionals (up to 35 years old) holding a Bachelor’s Degree. IUCN will ask for a minimum of 6 months and a maximum of 3 years of experience for this type of contract. IUCN is committed to providing all YPs with a quality experience that involves meaningful work and activities with the opportunity to learn and gain practical work experience in an international setting. YPs will be provided with clearly defined Terms of Reference (TORs). They will be adequately supervised by a suitable identified Senior Unit/Programme/Group staff member, who will monitor their progress, ensure that they contribute effectively and resolve any concerns they may have throughout their assignment with IUCN. • Bachelor’s degree or higher in Event Management, Logistics, International Relations, Public Administration, or a related field. • 6 months to 3 years of relevant work experience in events management, logistics coordination, or administrative support, ideally in an international or environmental governance setting. • Proven work experience in Zimbabwe or Southern Africa, with a strong understanding of the regional context, logistical challenges, and cultural nuances. • Strong organisational skills and attention to detail, with the ability to manage multiple tasks and deadlines in a fast-paced environment. • Ability to work independently and as part of a team. • Excellent communication skills in English; knowledge of other official languages of the Convention (French and Spanish) is an asset. • Demonstrated ability to work in a multicultural environment and collaborate effectively with diverse stakeholders. • Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and database interfaces (CiviCRM). • Availability to be on-site at the COP15 venue in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, for up to three weeks in July 2025.

SALARY

The gross annual salary for this position is CHF 60'000. While this is an indicative amount effective as of the current date, changes may occur as per IUCN's compensation practices without prior notice. The same applies to other organisations hosted by IUCN.

APPLICATIONS

Applicants are requested to apply online through the HR Management System, by opening the vacancy announcement and pressing the "Apply" button.

Applicants will be asked to create an account and submit their profile information. Applications will not be accepted after the closing date. The vacancy closes at midnight, Swiss time (GMT+1 / GMT+2 during Daylight Saving Time, DST). Please note that only selected applicants will be personally contacted for interviews.

Other job opportunities are published in the IUCN website: https://www.iucn.org/involved/jobs/

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About IUCN

IUCN is a membership Union uniquely composed of both government and civil society organisations. It provides public, private and non-governmental organisations with the knowledge and tools that enable human progress, economic development and nature conservation to take place together.

Created in 1948, IUCN is now the world’s largest and most diverse environmental network, harnessing the knowledge, resources and reach of more than 1,400 Member organisations and around 16,000 experts. It is a leading provider of conservation data, assessments and analysis. Its broad membership enables IUCN to fill the role of incubator and trusted repository of best practices, tools and international standards.

IUCN provides a neutral space in which diverse stakeholders including governments, NGOs, scientists, businesses, local communities, indigenous peoples organisations and others can work together to forge and implement solutions to environmental challenges and achieve sustainable development.

Working with many partners and supporters, IUCN implements a large and diverse portfolio of conservation projects worldwide. Combining the latest science with the traditional knowledge of local communities, these projects work to reverse habitat loss, restore ecosystems and improve people’s well-being.

www.iucn.org
https://twitter.com/IUCN

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Oportunidad laboral en Costa Rica con la IUCN

 

# ¿Cómo es trabajar para la IUCN? En el Biogrupo tienes una entrevista con todos los detalles.

📣¡Oportunidad laboral en #CostaRica!hashtag

La Oficina Regional para México, América Central y el Caribe de la hashtag#UICN requiere contratar a un/a Asesor(a) Técnico/a Territorial del Programa de Biodiversidad: Enlazando el Paisaje Centroamericano 🌎

El/La Asesor/a Técnico/a Territorial apoyará la planificación, implementación, monitoreo, reporte y resultados en tiempo y forma del programa en el paisaje asignado (Paisaje 4: Parque Nacional Tortuguero, Refugio de Vida Silvestre Barra de Colorado y sus áreas de conectividad).

Se requiere profesional y/o nivel técnico en las áreas de agronomía, biología, geografía, ingeniería forestal, ingeniería ambiental o afines, así como experiencia comprobada de al menos 3 años en la coordinación de proyectos /programas.

📅 Fecha límite: 31 de julio de 2024

👉 Más información y aplicaciones: https://hrms.iucn.org/vacancy/6934

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Trabaja en biología marina para la IUCN en Málaga

Oferta compartida por Marta en el Biogrupo.

Mediterranean Programme Assistant

Vacancy #: 6813
Unit: Marine Programme
Organisation: International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN)
Location: Centre for Mediterranean Cooperation, Malaga, Spain
Reporting to: Marine Biodiversity and Blue Economy Manager
Work percentage: 100%
Grade: A2
Expected start date: 15 May 2024
Type of contract: Indefinite
Closing date: 21 April 2024


BACKGROUND


The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) was founded in 1948 and brings together over 1,200 members (States, government agencies, NGOs and affiliates) and some 17,000 scientists and experts from over 160 countries in a unique worldwide partnership. Its mission is to influence, encourage and assist societies throughout the world to conserve the integrity and diversity of nature and to ensure that any use of natural resources is equitable and ecologically sustainable. IUCN has approximately 1,000 staff, most of whom are located in its regional and country offices, and at its Headquarters in Gland, Switzerland. IUCN is an equal opportunity employer and welcomes applications from qualified women and men.



JOB DESCRIPTION


Under the direct supervision of the Marine Biodiversity and Blue Economy line manager the Programme Assistant will support IUCN’s work in the Mediterranean, with a specific focus in:

1) Support the implementation of the Marine Biodiversity and Blue Economy portfolio (estimated dedication 40%). This includes:

a) Support on the development of several activities of projects and initiatives of the working line
b) Support on the development of workshops and Capacity buildings
c) Carrying out financial, logistical and administration support.
Specific Tasks
- Establishing and maintaining sound and productive working relationships with IUCN partners involved in the projects.
- Writing of reports and documents related to the activities of projects
- Elaboration of communication material

2) Support the implementation of the agriculture portfolio (estimated dedication 40%) This includes:

a) Support on the development of several activities under the projects of the working line
b) Carrying out financial, logistical and administration support.

3) Other Support to Mediterranean Programme implementation (estimated dedication 10-20%).
Specific Tasks

- Support other departments in the office for emerging issues including event organization, contracts and relations with partners
- Undertake any other task/emerging issues at the request by the line manager.



REQUIREMENTS

• A degree (MSc) in Conservation Biology or related field.

• A minimum of one year professional experience.

• Knowledge of IUCN tools and Office.

• Proven skills on logistics and administration.

• Excellent editing and writing skills in English and French

• Proven ability to work both independently and as part of a team

• Organizational skills

• Communication skills.

• Fluency in written and spoken English and French

• Valid EU workpermit

SALARY
The minimum gross annual salary for this position is EUR 26'710. While this is an indicative amount effective as of the current date, changes may occur as per IUCN's compensation practices without prior notice. The same applies to other organisations hosted by IUCN.

APPLICATIONS


Applicants are requested to apply online through the HR Management System, by opening the vacancy announcement and pressing the "Apply" button.

Applicants will be asked to create an account and submit their profile information. Applications will not be accepted after the closing date. The vacancy closes at midnight, Swiss time (GMT+1 / GMT+2 during Daylight Saving Time, DST). Please note that only selected applicants will be personally contacted for interviews.

Other job opportunities are published in the IUCN website: https://www.iucn.org/involved/jobs/

About IUCN

IUCN is a membership Union uniquely composed of both government and civil society organisations. It provides public, private and non-governmental organisations with the knowledge and tools that enable human progress, economic development and nature conservation to take place together.

Created in 1948, IUCN is now the world’s largest and most diverse environmental network, harnessing the knowledge, resources and reach of more than 1,400 Member organisations and around 16,000 experts. It is a leading provider of conservation data, assessments and analysis. Its broad membership enables IUCN to fill the role of incubator and trusted repository of best practices, tools and international standards.

IUCN provides a neutral space in which diverse stakeholders including governments, NGOs, scientists, businesses, local communities, indigenous peoples organisations and others can work together to forge and implement solutions to environmental challenges and achieve sustainable development.

Working with many partners and supporters, IUCN implements a large and diverse portfolio of conservation projects worldwide. Combining the latest science with the traditional knowledge of local communities, these projects work to reverse habitat loss, restore ecosystems and improve people’s well-being.

www.iucn.org
https://twitter.com/IUCN

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Varios puestos para trabajar en la IUCN

Oferta compartida por Cristina

Varios puestos para trabajar en la IUCN

Environmental and Social Management System Officer

BIOPAMA Project Officer

Natural Infrastructure Officer

Event Partnerships Officer

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Ayuda a la elaboración de la lista roja de especies amenazadas de la UICN con Birdlife

Oferta compartida por Cristina

Red List Assistant

We are looking for someone to support BirdLife’s work on assessing the IUCN Red List status of the world’s birds. Working with colleagues in Science, Biodiversity Data Management and Communications this person will help to deliver Red List updates in a timely fashion.

Application deadline
Thursday, 28th April 2022

Location
Cambridge, UK

Full time
35 hours per week

Contract
1 year fixed term

Salary
£21,500 pro rata plus competitive 12% pension benefit

Annual Leave
25 days pro rata in year 1, increasing by 1 day pa to 28 days


BirdLife International is the world’s largest nature conservation partnership. Through our unique local-to-global approach, we deliver high impact and long-term conservation for the benefit of nature and people.

We are looking for someone to support BirdLife’s work on assessing the IUCN Red List status of the world’s birds. Working with colleagues in Science, Biodiversity Data Management and Communications this person will help to deliver Red List updates in a timely fashion.

The ideal candidate will have
Good understanding of IUCN Red List categories, criteria and their application.
Good knowledge of the world’s birds, their distribution and ecology.
Good knowledge of global biodiversity conservation issues.
Relevant experience in conservation science in general.
Experience in species threat assessment, preferably including application of the IUCN Red List criteria.
Experience of collating, verifying, analysing, interpreting and disseminating biological data (e.g. publications and reports).

See the full job description

Application: Applications should include a covering letter summarising the applicant’s suitability for the position, a detailed CV and contact details of two referees known to the applicant in a professional capacity. Applications should be sent by email, stating where the advert was seen, to: recruitment@birdlife.org marking your application with “Red List Research Assistant” in the subject line.

Interviews: Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

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Trabaja para la Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust salvando a especies de la extinción

Oferta compartida por Cristina

Conservation Scientist

Closing Date: Friday 18 February 2022

Department: Conservation Knowledge (Science)

Reports to: Conservation Science Manager

Contract: Full-time (40 hours per week)

Location: Oxford, UK (Flexible)

The Role

To lead on the development of a practical evaluation tool, based on the IUCN Green Status of Species (GSS) framework, to measure species recovery and conservation impacts at the sub-global species range scale. The role will also involve the assessment of a range of species according to the GSS at the global scale across a range of partner conservation organisations to contribute to the IUCN GSS roll out and input into the emerging IUCN processes around these assessments.

The role will report to Durrell’s Conservation Science Manager, working closely with Durrell’s Director of Conservation Knowledge and also the Co-chair of the IUCN GSS Working Group based at University of Oxford from whom they will receive technical supervision and support. The role will also engage with organisational representatives from across the IUCN GSS Partnership.


How to apply

Please fill in the application form and send your CV and cover letter to Recruitment@durrell.org clearly the stating the job you wish to apply for.

Application deadline: Friday 18th February 2022

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Empieza tu carrera como profesional de la conservación en la International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN)

La International Union for Conservation of the Nature (IUCN), es una de las organizaciones dedicadas a la conservación de la naturaleza más importantes del mundo. Con más de 1.400 organizaciones miembro y más de 17.000 expertos activos en más de 160 países, esta organización es una autoridad mundial en el ámbito tanto del conocimiento como de la conservación de la biodiversidad.

El Biogrupo ha reunido a Rose Mergy, que recientemente ha realizado prácticas en esta organización, y a Mariana García, ambientóloga (que también hizo estas mismas prácticas... ¡y además consiguió un trabajo en la UICN!), para que descubras cómo es la experiencia y cómo puedes vivirla tú también. ¿Te interesa saber más? ¡Allá vamos!

* Puedes ver la entrevista completa en el canal de YouTube de El Biogrupo o al final de este post.

Cómo conseguir prácticas en la IUCN

Rose Mergy es una de las participantes más recientes en las prácticas que la IUCN oferta cada año en su sede de Bruselas (Bélgica). Rose, que también estudia un máster sobre desarrollo sostenible en la Universidad de Lille (Francia) nos cuenta que "llevaba años siguiendo el trabajo de la IUCN y sus publicaciones en las redes sociales, de manera que cuando tuve que elegir una organización para realizar mis prácticas, busqué las becas que ofertaban y no dudé". 

Es así como Rose empezó su camino hacia esas prácticas en la oficina de Bruselas de la IUCN, una de las múltiples que tiene repartidas por Europa. 

"Hay que tener en cuenta que Bruselas es una ciudad cara" recuerda Mariana. Por ello, aunque estas prácticas no son remuneradas, sí que cuentan con una ayuda económica para los gastos que supone vivir en la capital belga.

Grand Place de Bruselas. Foto: Wouter Hagens 

Cómo es el día a día de un estudiante en prácticas en la IUCN

Uno de los aspectos que más destaca Rose sobre sus prácticas en la IUCN es la ausencia de una rutina estricta.

"Cada proyecto y día son tan variados que me permiten organizarme según mis preferencias, siempre y cuando cumpla con las tareas. Además, mi labor ha cambiado a lo largo de mi estancia. Al principio principalmente aprendí sobre tareas administrativas y a verificar que las evaluaciones de las especies hechas por los expertos para la Lista Roja seguían la metodología y criterios adecuados. Además, he realizado ponencias sobre especies exóticas invasoras, combinándolos con otros proyectos como determinar todas las iniciativas europeas para ayudar a los polinizadores".

Esta amplia diversidad de funciones y tareas han permitido a Rose adquirir una serie de habilidades muy diversas y potentes.

Cómo prepararse para la entrevista de selección

Es normal estar de los nervios antes de la entrevista de selección. ¡Y más si es para la IUCN! Rose nos cuenta que "no hay que tener miedo a ser honesta. Las prácticas son una oportunidad para aprender, y es normal que no sepamos hacer todas las tareas que nos piden. Lo esencial es mostrar tu interés y motivación para aprender".

Por supuesto, los voluntariados y la experiencia sobre el tema suman puntos, pero no tenerlos tampoco supone ninguna barrera infranqueable si tienes entusiasmo. Una buena forma de demostrarlo es como hizo Rose: "Aprendí todo acerca de la IUCN, tanto de la organización como del trabajo que realizaban, y les mostré cómo mi experiencia previa podría ayudar a la IUCN a lograr sus objetivos". 

Qué supone conseguir unas prácticas como éstas

Finalmente, tanto esfuerzo y dedicación merecieron la pena, pues "estas prácticas han cumplido totalmente mis expectativas" explica Rose con satisfacción y alegría. "Estaba deseando poder acercarme al mundo de la conservación, y esta oportunidad me ha permitido conocer de primera mano las diferentes vertientes y tareas que se realizan en una organización que trabaja en pro de la conservación". Y es que no hay mejor forma de comprobar si algo te gusta de verdad que buscar aquellas experiencias que te llaman la atención y llevarlas a cabo para ver cómo son realmente. Ya que no siempre puede estar de acuerdo a tus expectativas:

"Un aspecto que personalmente mejoraría es que en la IUCN hay bastante trabajo administrativo. Este trabajo representa gran parte de las tareas diarias y creo que se podría simplificar". 

En toda organización la burocracia siempre tiene un lugar en el día a día. Así que, a aquellas personas que nos queremos dedicar en un futuro a esto de la conservación, sólo nos queda asumirlo e ir preparando unas buenas playlists de música para esas largas jornadas que nos esperan en la oficina.

Por su parte, Mariana explica que para ella "el conocimiento que aporta la IUCN debería estar más presente en la toma de las decisiones políticas y legislativas a nivel europeo". Desgraciadamente, los intereses conservacionistas quedan en segundo, cuando no en tercer plano, en demasiadas ocasiones. 

La mejor experiencia de estar en la IUCN

El Biogrupo le pidió a Rose un esfuerzo extra eligiendo un recuerdo o experiencia particularmente emotiva, para visualizar qué podrías encontrarte si tuvieras la suerte de conseguir estas prácticas. "Sin duda, lo mejor fue formar parte de un gran equipo.  A pesar de que mi experiencia fue un poco peculiar por el Covid-19, el equipo siempre me ha ayudado y ha confiado en mi trabajo, incluso cuando hacíamos teletrabajo. Un hecho que recuerdo con especial cariño, fue una sesión online en la que, gracias al trabajo en equipo, logramos sacar adelante un proyecto verdaderamente complicado".

Por todo esto, Rose considera que unas prácticas en la IUCN son una oportunidad excepcional para adentrarse en el mundo de la conservación de la naturaleza. Y no solo porque podrás conocer diferentes aspectos del trabajo en conservación, sino también porque lo harás en una de las organizaciones más grandes y relevantes del mundo. "Además, para aquellos que estén todavía en la carrera o planteándose la conservación como una nueva vía a desarrollar, una buena forma de empezar es mediante voluntariados en asociaciones de conservación".

Mariana ha querido dar un paso más allá: "Estas prácticas, en las cuales crecí personal y profesionalmente, marcaron un antes y un después en mi profesión, ya que me prepararon para desarrollar una carrera en conservación. Además, al estar en la IUCN, obtuve una visión completa de lo que ocurre en conservación, estando en contacto con multitud de grupos, ONGs, agencias ambientales, asociaciones, etc., que siempre viene bien tener guardadas en la agenda de contactos". 

Si tú también quieres conseguir estar prácticas...

Has de saber que la IUCN ofrece estas plazas cada año con cuentagotas. Es por esto que te recomendamos prestar mucha atención a los siguientes enlaces, donde la organización publica las distintas oportunidades que van estando disponibles:

1. Vacantes disponibles en la IUCN

2. Sé parte del cambio

Sigue inspirándote y profundiza mucho más en la entrevista completa:

Alberto Roldán Sastre es un biólogo interesado en la protección de los ambientes marinos y su biodiversidad desde un enfoque científico, educativo y divulgativo mediante proyectos de conservación a nivel local y regional.

Marta Castillo Ramírez es graduada en Biología con un máster en Acuicultura y pesca y experiencia en ecología de poblaciones en cetáceos en el estrecho de Gibraltar. Ha sido Técnica de Medio Ambiente del Ayuntamiento de Alcalá la Real y responsable del Centro de Rescate de Anfibios y Reptiles de dicha localidad, encargándose de la educación ambiental del municipio y del control de especies invasoras.

Marina Garrido Priego es Máster en Biodiversidad y Biología de la Conservación. Ha trabajado por varios años en proyectos de restauración ecológica en Costa Rica. Con gran interés en la ecología y la conservación, actualmente se encuentra analizando la ecología espacial de anfibios amenazados de Costa Rica para apoyar futuras medidas de conservación.

Estefanía Pérez es ambientóloga y guía ambiental, con experiencia en la educación ambiental en zonas de Red Natura 2000. Actualmente interesada en seguir evolucionando en su carrera en la conservación como técnico de campo.

Susana Sánchez es Ambientóloga y Oceanógrafa. Hizo voluntariados de concienciación y limpieza de playas en Indonesia y de protección de nidos de tortuga lora en Costa Rica. Su objetivo es la divulgación y conservación del medio marino.

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