I am a researcher at EBD-CSIC (Doñana Biological Station), Seville, funded by a Ramón y Cajal Fellowship. I am broadly interested in understanding how global change drivers impact community structure and composition, and how those impacts translate to the ecosystem functioning. I like to work with plant-pollinator communities because they show complex responses to land use change, climate warming or biological invasions, and encapsulate a critical ecosystem function, pollination.

Cristina Botías is working on Bumblebee population dynamics including pathogens and other global change drivers.

Carlos Zaragoza is interested in how different drivers of global change interact to affect wild bees. Co-supervised with Montse Vilà.

Miguel Ángel Collado is studying bee cognitive ecology. Co-supervised with Dani Sol.

Our man on the field and he takes care of the lab. In love with bees and entomology.