Prof. J.S. Carrión

Pepe is a palaeoecologist with broad experience in reconstructing Quaternary landscapes in the Southern Iberian Peninsula. He is interested both in past processes and patterns of biodiversity and its implications for understanding modern ecology.

Prof. Louis Scott

Louis is a well known South African palynologist, with 30 years experience in the study of arid environments and the Quaternary climate changes in Southern Africa. (He is also a real artist!)

Dr.Henry Lamb

Henry is a palaeoecologist having worked the last decades in the environmental Quaternary change of East Africa, in particular in Ethiopia. He and his co-workers have set several projects in the Ethiopian highlands addressing the past history of the Blue Nile

Dr. Rachid Cheddadi

He is a palaeoecologist focused in palaeoclimate reconstruction in Europe and North Africa. Rachid is also expert in phylogeographic issues as a tool to reconstruct migrational routes for plants during Glacial periods.

Dr. Brian Chase

Brian is a physical geographer who completed his PhD on the Late Quaternary dune development along the western margin of South Africa. He researches now on the use of hyrax middens as multi-proxy tool for Quaternary environments.

Dr. Javier G. P. Gamarra

Javi is an ecologist with a broad experience in modeling ecological complexity (from chaos in space to beetles in longpole pines of British Columbia). Visit his page, is great fun!.

Dr. Marta Benito

She is a plant ecologist interested in modeling past, present and future distributions of threatened plants under the current climate change conditions.

Dr. Damià Vericat

Damià is a hydrogeomorfologist working in sediment transport in rivers from the Iberian Peninsula, UK and New Zealand. He is a very skilfull guy with the use of this

Miguel Sevilla-Callejo

He is a rural geographer finishing his PhD on the territorial dynamics in a National Park of the Bolivian Andes. He has a broad background in different issues as remote sensing and landscape analysis.