Dr. Ana Sanz-Aguilar met the students of the IES Llorenç Garcías i Font in Artá duirng the 11F day
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Within the framework of the 11F activities, Balma Albalat Oliver visited the IES Quartó de Rei in Santa Eulària des Riu, Ibiza, to give two outreach talks to 120 students aged 12–13 (1st ESO groups).
She shared her career journey in science, showing students what it’s like to work in field research and the different paths that can lead to a career in science. Participation was encouraged, making science tangible through interactive activities. Students also got a hands-on look at field samples and learned about s tools for sampling.
The sessions also highlighted the challenges and achievements of women in science, including:
By combining science education with stories of personal and professional growth, these activities aim to inspire the next generation of female scientists while raising awareness about ecology and conservation.
Friday 23rd of May there will be the opening of the exhibition "WHEN DATA SPEAKS: THE HEARTBEAT OF BALEARIC WILDLIFE" at the Botanical Garden of Sóller / Museum of Natural Sciences - MUCBO next Friday, May 23rd at 7:00 PM.
The exhibition will present the results of the project BIO2022/003 "Impact of multiple threats on population trends of terrestrial vertebrate species in the Balearic Islands." carried out by Dr. A. Rotger and Dr. A Ana Sanz-Aguilar from the GEDA.It aims to raise awareness about Balearic terrestrial vertebrate fauna, the threats they face, and the importance of scientific monitoring to improve their conservation.
A. Sanz-Aguilar explains the ecology and behaviour of the Storm Petrel and other vertebrates. LA RESISTENCIA CIENTIFICA 2.0 . Here min. 25
Dr A Sanz Aguilar illustrates the SEAGHOSTS projects. Its aims and partners. Meanwhile she tells us about the ecology and behaviour of this extraordinary petrel. In Spanish: here
Dr. A. Rotger will give a seminar on the ecology and life-history of the Balearic Wall lizard at the Visitor Centre of Carbrera National Park in Colonia St Jordi.
The seminar is free and for all public. Friday 19/04/2024, 19h - Colonia St Jordi.
GEDA joint the 11F activities for the International Day of Women and Girls in Science . Dr. A. Sanz Aguilar explained the life and work of a scientist. She commented : "Best audience ever!". 😁
A popular science article on Storm Petrel foraging trips from Ibiza has been published in the "Es Busqueret" (vol. 51, pag 12-17), the natural history journal of the Balearic Island (in catalan). It adds more evidence to the recent article by Rotger et al. published in Ardeola (here) from Storm petrels breeding in the Balearic Island.
Ainara Cortés-Avizanda from the GEDA (Animal Demography and Ecology
Unit) will present her research on the arriving of the Griffon Vulture
in Mallorca. A conference framed into the "GOB on Thursday" meeting
organized by the Balearic Ornithological Group. Tomorrow h19h30 at "Centre Cultural Sa Nostra", Palma
Friday 27th GEDA
will be at the "Nit de la Recerca", a speed-dating session to
learn the different ongoing scientific projects in the Balearic Islands.
The GEDA joined the 11F-Balears during the International Day of Women and Girls in Science. A Sanz-Aguilar, M. Serra and A. Cortés-Avizanda participated to the "Science Speed Dating" (at the French international school, the Molta Barra and the Caixa Forum in Palma).

Ana Sanz-Aguilar from the GEDA has participated at the "International Day of women and girls in Science" explaining her current research on seabirds. Hidalgo-Rodríguez, P, Sanz-Aguilar, A., Edelaar P., [...], Camacho, C. 2026 Temperature extremes across breeding and nonbreeding regions sh...