Our research focuses on studying biodiversity and spatial ecology and incorporating this knowledge into the management of forest and agricultural systems. We aim to generate scientific knowledge that supports decision-making in environmental policy, contributing to more sustainable and ecosystem-friendly management practices. Our work seeks to understand the ecology and biology of threatened species and habitats, identify the drivers behind changes in species distribution and abundance, design sustainable management models, and promote the use of new technologies to improve biodiversity monitoring.

Our overarching goal in generating, organizing, and interpreting this knowledge is to better serve public administrations and society.