Outreach

We think it is important that our science reaches the general public. Some examples here:

Articles in newspapers

• Our paper on food wasting by parrots called the attention of The New York Times, Forbes or Audubon, among others.

• Our paper on the loss of cultural traits by Hawaiian honeycreepers also appeared in The Times.

• Our study on gender gap in science was highlighted by UMH Sapiens (in Spanish)

• Our study on the network structure of seed-dispersal by waterbirds appeared in the local newspapers, such as here and here, and in this blog.

• Our research on bioacoustics and the loss of acoustic traits appeared in El País.

• Our paper on vulture diet was featured by Nature news.

• The main ideas of our paper on rules for a mom friendly academia can be also read in The Conversation.

Divulgative videos

We are aware that the new technologies reach a lot of people, so we like creating videos that explain the results of some of our projects:

• On how human changes affect scavenger communities

• On how we can identify windmills that are especially harmful for birds

• On a reinforcement program for the endangered marbled Duck Marmaronetta angustirostris

Talks

• About global scale patterns in scavenger communities (English) and (Portuguese)

• Overview of my research (Spanish)

• ¿Qué nos cuentan las aves con sus cantos? XV Jornada San Alberto Magno. Universidad Miguel Hernández (Spanish).