I incorporate new methodologies to improve my research such as the use of stable isotopes, GPS/accelerometer devices, Individual Based Models, state-of-the-art statistics, GIS, predictive socioeconomic-scenarios models or even initially distant tools such as those used in psychological disciplines or socio-ecological programing. All of this without forgetting to establish procedures for monitoring of endangered populations, or to dip into classical texts or natural history museums.

I have maintained my commitment during the last 18 years with uninterrupted long-term monitoring of the Egyptian vulture in Bardenas Reales Natural Park and Reserve of Biosphere (northern Spain), one of the most important historical areas for the species (holding > 7 territories/km2) and now under clear decline caused by the demise of the wild rabbit, poisoning, and the increase of disturbance caused by human recreational activities.