Our team

He founded the centre in 2001 and directs it. He studies the ecology and conservation of birds of prey, with a focus on the Chaco Eagle.

She studies how agricultural intensification affects the demography and health of birds of prey. She has followed American Kestrel breeding for ten years.

He studies Chaco Eagle movements with satellite transmitters. He also works on wildlife mortality on power lines and canals.

She studies scavenger communities: which species feed on livestock carcasses and how this changes with land use.

He studies the movements and habitat use of the Chaco Eagle.

He works in bioacoustics: he records and analyses bird sounds.

She studies interactions between birds and power lines, and the spatial ecology of the Southern Crested Caracara.

She works on coexistence between farming and wildlife, together with farmers in the region.

She studies how agricultural intensification affects bird of prey communities.

She coordinates the centre's communication: the website, social media and visual identity.

Filmmaker. He films the fieldwork and produces the centre's videos.

She runs the centre's environmental education activities.