Training to monitor the environmental impact of palafitos (Yucatán)
2000. Research, teaching learning and action. San Crisanto, Yucatán, Mexico © File of the laboratory Somatología. Department of Human Ecology, Cinesvat. Merida

Community participation and housing innovation in the Yucatan coast
2002. Before and after the hurricane, San Crisanto Yucatán (Mexico) Mª Teresa Castillo © Mª Teresa Castillo

Shipwreck remains. Surviving the Gaza blockade
2011. Surviving the blockade in Gaza (Palestina) Sandra Barrilaro. © Sandra Barrilaro,

What is the limit of what is habitable?
2015. Saharan women at the refugee camp in Tindouf (Argelia) Cesar Olea © Oficina de Acción Solidaria y Cooperación- UAM

In what ecological context do refugee populations live? (Tindouf, Algeria)
42 years of uncertainty. Tinduf (Argelia) Cesar Olea, © Oficina de Acción Solidaria y Cooperación-UAM

Antarctic Tourism, human folly
2016. Port Locroy, Antartida Port Locroy, Antartida © Javier Benayas

Cultural landscape, Urueña: the town of books
2014 h. Read the past and the present © Joaquín Díaz

Cultural landscape, palm trees and “huertanos” (allotment growers) in Elche.
1870. Elche, Alicante. Autor: Casa Fotográfica Laurent. © Archivo Laurent. Instituto del Patrimonio Cultural de España. MECD

Vulnerability in an interdependent world (Iraq)
2003. Mother and daughter, Bagdad (Iraq). José J. Revenga. © Memoria de Iraq

A culture of caring, basis of a fair and ecologically sustainable society
1930. Family ecosystem, the dignity of the matriarch. Santa Colomba de Somoza, León (España) © AEEH

A refection on the rights of women in Turkey
Who are you? Istanbul, May 2014 © Cristina Andreu

University is not a place without inequality
2017. Gender equality as the basis for social sustainability © Gender Equality Unit

The heritage of traditional knowledge of medicinal plants
2017. Rock Tea, Sebulcor (Segovia) © Emilio Blanco

Urbanisation Ecology
1930-1940. A group of neighbors of the residential area ‘La Tribu Moderna’ (‘The modern tribe’), located at today's Ferrerías de Bagatza street (Barakaldo, Vizcaya, Spain). Imagen: Javierme Javier Mediavilla Ezquibela.

Walls of stone and a roof of bulrushes
1960-1970. Petra Ríos Silva and Antonio Ríos Corrales pose by a hut in the Sierra de Toriles area (El Pedregoso, in the municipal boundary of Tarifa, Cadiz, Spain). With them, chickens, ducks and a dog © Nina Campano Rios

Oak groves, horse rearing and the sustainable use of resources
Dos a la sombra. Two in the shade © Juan Varela. Watercolour on Arches paper, 51 x 36 cm.

 Depopulation in the Pasiego Valleys. Cantabria (Spain)
In the barn, Valle del Pas (Cantabria) © Elena Flores

Shepherding in the “Pasiego” Valleys. Cantabria (Spain)
Pasiego. Valle del Pas (Cantabria) © Elena Flores

Extensive shepherding, traditional exploitations
Polvareda. The dust © Juan Varela. Watercolour on Amalfi paper. 70 x 50 cm.

Sheep and goats, a nutritional resource
1960-1970 h. Emilio de Frutos, Miguelañez, Segovia (Spain) Shepherd with sheep © José Manuel Terán de Frutos

Traditional management of natural resources: agdal
2016. Relación entre creencias religiosas y el uso de pastos de montaña © Human Ecology an interdisciplinary Journal, Volume 38, Imagen de portada.

Food production: planting stick
2016. Woman with a planting stick. 2016. La Aldea de San Nicolás (Gran Canaria) © "Proyecto Cultural de Desarrollo Comunitario de La Adea"

Stone oven, nutritional autonomy and communal living
2014. Village of Betis, Tarifa (Cadiz, Spain) © Beatriz Díaz

Forced weaning of domestic mammals
Buckle for weaning calves. Bárcena la Major, Cantabria. © Museo de Artes y tradiciones populares

Terracotta feeding bottle and feeding infants
400[B C]-301[B C]. Recipient in the shape of a breast © Museo Arqueológico Nacional

Adult stature is a mirror of a society’s standard of living
Secular trend in size and life expectancy in Spain in the last 150 years © José Miguel Martínez Carrión

Nutritional transition, from shortage to excess: Where is the balance?
2016. Family stall selling foodstuffs, Archidona (Ecuador) © AEEH

The ecology of food and nutrition
1995. Vegetables by bike. Muna, Yucatán (Mexico). Barry Bogin © Barry Bogin

Human Ecology in higher education in Poland (II)
2017. Students in practice of the subject 'Human Ecology', University of Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski, Warsaw (Poland). Anna Siniarska © Anna Siniarska

Human Ecology in higher education in Poland (I)
2006. Cover of the text of 'Human Ecology' (PWN publishing house, Warsaw, Poland) © Anna Siniarska

Ecology of formal education
1980. One goes to school, La Ruedita, Guatemala City (Guatemala). Barry Bogin © Barry Bogin

The most prominent Human Ecology among the Mayas in Yucatan, México (III)
Coca-cola colonising Yucatan, Celestum, Yucatán (Mexico). Ines Varela-Silva © Proyecto Maya e Ines Varela-Silva

The most prominent Human Ecology among the Mayas in Yucatan, México (II)
2010. Stature as a measure of social inequalities, Colonia San José Tecoh, Mérida, Yucatán (México). Barry Bogin © Proyecto Maya y Barry Bogin

The most prominent Human Ecology among the Mayas in Yucatan, México (I)
2003. The green gold, Yucarán, (Mexico) Francisco Martín © Proyecto Maya y Francisco Martín

Seven words and a picture: poverty, migration, ethnic minority, woman, mother and dignity
'Migrant mother'. Dorotea Lange © Wikimedia Commons

Transhumance, Human Ecology in its purest state
2016 h. Medieval bridge, Manzanares el Real (Madrid). © Miguel García Ramos

Human ecology: living with and not against nature
2017. “La Ventosilla” where the farming methods used by our grandfathers before industrialisation are kept up. © Joaquin Araujo

Socioecological systems and human wellbeing (II): …and habitable, caring cities
2015. Urban ecosystems © Evaluation of Millennium Ecosystems in Spain

Socioecological systems and human wellbeing (I): inhabited and healthy cultural landscapes…
2015. Rural Ecosystems © Evaluation of Millennium Ecosystems in Spain

Human evolution: relationships with other species and with the environment they occupied
2017. Excavations at the site of the Gran Dolina cave, sierra de Atapuerca, Burgos (España) © José María Bermúdez de Castro

Encyclopaedia and mural museum of Peru in the 18th century
1799. Natural, Civil and Geographic History of the Kingdom of Peru © Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales

Paradise lost?
Around 1505. The Garden of Delights, El Bosco © Museo del Prado. 

Training to monitor the environmental impact of palafitos (Yucatán)
2000. Research, teaching learning and action. San Crisanto, Yucatán, Mexico © File of the laboratory Somatología. Department of Human Ecology, Cinesvat. Merida

Community participation and housing innovation in the Yucatan coast
2002. Before and after the hurricane, San Crisanto Yucatán (Mexico) Mª Teresa Castillo © Mª Teresa Castillo

Shipwreck remains. Surviving the Gaza blockade
2011. Surviving the blockade in Gaza (Palestina) Sandra Barrilaro. © Sandra Barrilaro,

What is the limit of what is habitable?
2015. Saharan women at the refugee camp in Tindouf (Argelia) Cesar Olea © Oficina de Acción Solidaria y Cooperación- UAM

In what ecological context do refugee populations live? (Tindouf, Algeria)
42 years of uncertainty. Tinduf (Argelia) Cesar Olea, © Oficina de Acción Solidaria y Cooperación-UAM

Antarctic Tourism, human folly
2016. Port Locroy, Antartida Port Locroy, Antartida © Javier Benayas

Cultural landscape, Urueña: the town of books
2014 h. Read the past and the present © Joaquín Díaz

Cultural landscape, palm trees and “huertanos” (allotment growers) in Elche.
1870. Elche, Alicante. Autor: Casa Fotográfica Laurent. © Archivo Laurent. Instituto del Patrimonio Cultural de España. MECD

Vulnerability in an interdependent world (Iraq)
2003. Mother and daughter, Bagdad (Iraq). José J. Revenga. © Memoria de Iraq

A culture of caring, basis of a fair and ecologically sustainable society
1930. Family ecosystem, the dignity of the matriarch. Santa Colomba de Somoza, León (España) © AEEH

A refection on the rights of women in Turkey
Who are you? Istanbul, May 2014 © Cristina Andreu

University is not a place without inequality
2017. Gender equality as the basis for social sustainability © Gender Equality Unit

The heritage of traditional knowledge of medicinal plants
2017. Rock Tea, Sebulcor (Segovia) © Emilio Blanco

Urbanisation Ecology
1930-1940. A group of neighbors of the residential area ‘La Tribu Moderna’ (‘The modern tribe’), located at today's Ferrerías de Bagatza street (Barakaldo, Vizcaya, Spain). Imagen: Javierme Javier Mediavilla Ezquibela.

Walls of stone and a roof of bulrushes
1960-1970. Petra Ríos Silva and Antonio Ríos Corrales pose by a hut in the Sierra de Toriles area (El Pedregoso, in the municipal boundary of Tarifa, Cadiz, Spain). With them, chickens, ducks and a dog © Nina Campano Rios

Oak groves, horse rearing and the sustainable use of resources
Dos a la sombra. Two in the shade © Juan Varela. Watercolour on Arches paper, 51 x 36 cm.

 Depopulation in the Pasiego Valleys. Cantabria (Spain)
In the barn, Valle del Pas (Cantabria) © Elena Flores

Shepherding in the “Pasiego” Valleys. Cantabria (Spain)
Pasiego. Valle del Pas (Cantabria) © Elena Flores

Extensive shepherding, traditional exploitations
Polvareda. The dust © Juan Varela. Watercolour on Amalfi paper. 70 x 50 cm.

Sheep and goats, a nutritional resource
1960-1970 h. Emilio de Frutos, Miguelañez, Segovia (Spain) Shepherd with sheep © José Manuel Terán de Frutos

Traditional management of natural resources: agdal
2016. Relación entre creencias religiosas y el uso de pastos de montaña © Human Ecology an interdisciplinary Journal, Volume 38, Imagen de portada.

Food production: planting stick
2016. Woman with a planting stick. 2016. La Aldea de San Nicolás (Gran Canaria) © "Proyecto Cultural de Desarrollo Comunitario de La Adea"

Stone oven, nutritional autonomy and communal living
2014. Village of Betis, Tarifa (Cadiz, Spain) © Beatriz Díaz

Forced weaning of domestic mammals
Buckle for weaning calves. Bárcena la Major, Cantabria. © Museo de Artes y tradiciones populares

Terracotta feeding bottle and feeding infants
400[B C]-301[B C]. Recipient in the shape of a breast © Museo Arqueológico Nacional

Adult stature is a mirror of a society’s standard of living
Secular trend in size and life expectancy in Spain in the last 150 years © José Miguel Martínez Carrión

Nutritional transition, from shortage to excess: Where is the balance?
2016. Family stall selling foodstuffs, Archidona (Ecuador) © AEEH

The ecology of food and nutrition
1995. Vegetables by bike. Muna, Yucatán (Mexico). Barry Bogin © Barry Bogin

Human Ecology in higher education in Poland (II)
2017. Students in practice of the subject 'Human Ecology', University of Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski, Warsaw (Poland). Anna Siniarska © Anna Siniarska

Human Ecology in higher education in Poland (I)
2006. Cover of the text of 'Human Ecology' (PWN publishing house, Warsaw, Poland) © Anna Siniarska

Ecology of formal education
1980. One goes to school, La Ruedita, Guatemala City (Guatemala). Barry Bogin © Barry Bogin

The most prominent Human Ecology among the Mayas in Yucatan, México (III)
Coca-cola colonising Yucatan, Celestum, Yucatán (Mexico). Ines Varela-Silva © Proyecto Maya e Ines Varela-Silva

The most prominent Human Ecology among the Mayas in Yucatan, México (II)
2010. Stature as a measure of social inequalities, Colonia San José Tecoh, Mérida, Yucatán (México). Barry Bogin © Proyecto Maya y Barry Bogin

The most prominent Human Ecology among the Mayas in Yucatan, México (I)
2003. The green gold, Yucarán, (Mexico) Francisco Martín © Proyecto Maya y Francisco Martín

Seven words and a picture: poverty, migration, ethnic minority, woman, mother and dignity
'Migrant mother'. Dorotea Lange © Wikimedia Commons

Transhumance, Human Ecology in its purest state
2016 h. Medieval bridge, Manzanares el Real (Madrid). © Miguel García Ramos

Human ecology: living with and not against nature
2017. “La Ventosilla” where the farming methods used by our grandfathers before industrialisation are kept up. © Joaquin Araujo

Socioecological systems and human wellbeing (II): …and habitable, caring cities
2015. Urban ecosystems © Evaluation of Millennium Ecosystems in Spain

Socioecological systems and human wellbeing (I): inhabited and healthy cultural landscapes…
2015. Rural Ecosystems © Evaluation of Millennium Ecosystems in Spain

Human evolution: relationships with other species and with the environment they occupied
2017. Excavations at the site of the Gran Dolina cave, sierra de Atapuerca, Burgos (España) © José María Bermúdez de Castro

Encyclopaedia and mural museum of Peru in the 18th century
1799. Natural, Civil and Geographic History of the Kingdom of Peru © Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales

Paradise lost?
Around 1505. The Garden of Delights, El Bosco © Museo del Prado. 

Training to monitor the environmental impact of palafitos (Yucatán)
2000. Research, teaching learning and action. San Crisanto, Yucatán, Mexico © File of the laboratory Somatología. Department of Human Ecology, Cinesvat. Merida

Community participation and housing innovation in the Yucatan coast
2002. Before and after the hurricane, San Crisanto Yucatán (Mexico) Mª Teresa Castillo © Mª Teresa Castillo

Shipwreck remains. Surviving the Gaza blockade
2011. Surviving the blockade in Gaza (Palestina) Sandra Barrilaro. © Sandra Barrilaro,

What is the limit of what is habitable?
2015. Saharan women at the refugee camp in Tindouf (Argelia) Cesar Olea © Oficina de Acción Solidaria y Cooperación- UAM

In what ecological context do refugee populations live? (Tindouf, Algeria)
42 years of uncertainty. Tinduf (Argelia) Cesar Olea, © Oficina de Acción Solidaria y Cooperación-UAM

Antarctic Tourism, human folly
2016. Port Locroy, Antartida Port Locroy, Antartida © Javier Benayas

Cultural landscape, Urueña: the town of books
2014 h. Read the past and the present © Joaquín Díaz

Cultural landscape, palm trees and “huertanos” (allotment growers) in Elche.
1870. Elche, Alicante. Autor: Casa Fotográfica Laurent. © Archivo Laurent. Instituto del Patrimonio Cultural de España. MECD

Vulnerability in an interdependent world (Iraq)
2003. Mother and daughter, Bagdad (Iraq). José J. Revenga. © Memoria de Iraq

A culture of caring, basis of a fair and ecologically sustainable society
1930. Family ecosystem, the dignity of the matriarch. Santa Colomba de Somoza, León (España) © AEEH

A refection on the rights of women in Turkey
Who are you? Istanbul, May 2014 © Cristina Andreu

University is not a place without inequality
2017. Gender equality as the basis for social sustainability © Gender Equality Unit

The heritage of traditional knowledge of medicinal plants
2017. Rock Tea, Sebulcor (Segovia) © Emilio Blanco

Urbanisation Ecology
1930-1940. A group of neighbors of the residential area ‘La Tribu Moderna’ (‘The modern tribe’), located at today's Ferrerías de Bagatza street (Barakaldo, Vizcaya, Spain). Imagen: Javierme Javier Mediavilla Ezquibela.

Walls of stone and a roof of bulrushes
1960-1970. Petra Ríos Silva and Antonio Ríos Corrales pose by a hut in the Sierra de Toriles area (El Pedregoso, in the municipal boundary of Tarifa, Cadiz, Spain). With them, chickens, ducks and a dog © Nina Campano Rios

Oak groves, horse rearing and the sustainable use of resources
Dos a la sombra. Two in the shade © Juan Varela. Watercolour on Arches paper, 51 x 36 cm.

 Depopulation in the Pasiego Valleys. Cantabria (Spain)
In the barn, Valle del Pas (Cantabria) © Elena Flores

Shepherding in the “Pasiego” Valleys. Cantabria (Spain)
Pasiego. Valle del Pas (Cantabria) © Elena Flores

Extensive shepherding, traditional exploitations
Polvareda. The dust © Juan Varela. Watercolour on Amalfi paper. 70 x 50 cm.

Sheep and goats, a nutritional resource
1960-1970 h. Emilio de Frutos, Miguelañez, Segovia (Spain) Shepherd with sheep © José Manuel Terán de Frutos

Traditional management of natural resources: agdal
2016. Relación entre creencias religiosas y el uso de pastos de montaña © Human Ecology an interdisciplinary Journal, Volume 38, Imagen de portada.

Food production: planting stick
2016. Woman with a planting stick. 2016. La Aldea de San Nicolás (Gran Canaria) © "Proyecto Cultural de Desarrollo Comunitario de La Adea"

Stone oven, nutritional autonomy and communal living
2014. Village of Betis, Tarifa (Cadiz, Spain) © Beatriz Díaz

Forced weaning of domestic mammals
Buckle for weaning calves. Bárcena la Major, Cantabria. © Museo de Artes y tradiciones populares

Terracotta feeding bottle and feeding infants
400[B C]-301[B C]. Recipient in the shape of a breast © Museo Arqueológico Nacional

Adult stature is a mirror of a society’s standard of living
Secular trend in size and life expectancy in Spain in the last 150 years © José Miguel Martínez Carrión

Nutritional transition, from shortage to excess: Where is the balance?
2016. Family stall selling foodstuffs, Archidona (Ecuador) © AEEH

The ecology of food and nutrition
1995. Vegetables by bike. Muna, Yucatán (Mexico). Barry Bogin © Barry Bogin

Human Ecology in higher education in Poland (II)
2017. Students in practice of the subject 'Human Ecology', University of Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski, Warsaw (Poland). Anna Siniarska © Anna Siniarska

Human Ecology in higher education in Poland (I)
2006. Cover of the text of 'Human Ecology' (PWN publishing house, Warsaw, Poland) © Anna Siniarska

Ecology of formal education
1980. One goes to school, La Ruedita, Guatemala City (Guatemala). Barry Bogin © Barry Bogin

The most prominent Human Ecology among the Mayas in Yucatan, México (III)
Coca-cola colonising Yucatan, Celestum, Yucatán (Mexico). Ines Varela-Silva © Proyecto Maya e Ines Varela-Silva

The most prominent Human Ecology among the Mayas in Yucatan, México (II)
2010. Stature as a measure of social inequalities, Colonia San José Tecoh, Mérida, Yucatán (México). Barry Bogin © Proyecto Maya y Barry Bogin

The most prominent Human Ecology among the Mayas in Yucatan, México (I)
2003. The green gold, Yucarán, (Mexico) Francisco Martín © Proyecto Maya y Francisco Martín

Seven words and a picture: poverty, migration, ethnic minority, woman, mother and dignity
'Migrant mother'. Dorotea Lange © Wikimedia Commons

Transhumance, Human Ecology in its purest state
2016 h. Medieval bridge, Manzanares el Real (Madrid). © Miguel García Ramos

Human ecology: living with and not against nature
2017. “La Ventosilla” where the farming methods used by our grandfathers before industrialisation are kept up. © Joaquin Araujo

Socioecological systems and human wellbeing (II): …and habitable, caring cities
2015. Urban ecosystems © Evaluation of Millennium Ecosystems in Spain

Socioecological systems and human wellbeing (I): inhabited and healthy cultural landscapes…
2015. Rural Ecosystems © Evaluation of Millennium Ecosystems in Spain

Human evolution: relationships with other species and with the environment they occupied
2017. Excavations at the site of the Gran Dolina cave, sierra de Atapuerca, Burgos (España) © José María Bermúdez de Castro

Encyclopaedia and mural museum of Peru in the 18th century
1799. Natural, Civil and Geographic History of the Kingdom of Peru © Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales

Paradise lost?
Around 1505. The Garden of Delights, El Bosco © Museo del Prado. 

Training to monitor the environmental impact of palafitos (Yucatán)
2000. Research, teaching learning and action. San Crisanto, Yucatán, Mexico © File of the laboratory Somatología. Department of Human Ecology, Cinesvat. Merida

Community participation and housing innovation in the Yucatan coast
2002. Before and after the hurricane, San Crisanto Yucatán (Mexico) Mª Teresa Castillo © Mª Teresa Castillo

Shipwreck remains. Surviving the Gaza blockade
2011. Surviving the blockade in Gaza (Palestina) Sandra Barrilaro. © Sandra Barrilaro,

What is the limit of what is habitable?
2015. Saharan women at the refugee camp in Tindouf (Argelia) Cesar Olea © Oficina de Acción Solidaria y Cooperación- UAM

In what ecological context do refugee populations live? (Tindouf, Algeria)
42 years of uncertainty. Tinduf (Argelia) Cesar Olea, © Oficina de Acción Solidaria y Cooperación-UAM

Antarctic Tourism, human folly
2016. Port Locroy, Antartida Port Locroy, Antartida © Javier Benayas

Cultural landscape, Urueña: the town of books
2014 h. Read the past and the present © Joaquín Díaz

Cultural landscape, palm trees and “huertanos” (allotment growers) in Elche.
1870. Elche, Alicante. Autor: Casa Fotográfica Laurent. © Archivo Laurent. Instituto del Patrimonio Cultural de España. MECD

Vulnerability in an interdependent world (Iraq)
2003. Mother and daughter, Bagdad (Iraq). José J. Revenga. © Memoria de Iraq

A culture of caring, basis of a fair and ecologically sustainable society
1930. Family ecosystem, the dignity of the matriarch. Santa Colomba de Somoza, León (España) © AEEH

A refection on the rights of women in Turkey
Who are you? Istanbul, May 2014 © Cristina Andreu

University is not a place without inequality
2017. Gender equality as the basis for social sustainability © Gender Equality Unit

The heritage of traditional knowledge of medicinal plants
2017. Rock Tea, Sebulcor (Segovia) © Emilio Blanco

Urbanisation Ecology
1930-1940. A group of neighbors of the residential area ‘La Tribu Moderna’ (‘The modern tribe’), located at today's Ferrerías de Bagatza street (Barakaldo, Vizcaya, Spain). Imagen: Javierme Javier Mediavilla Ezquibela.

Walls of stone and a roof of bulrushes
1960-1970. Petra Ríos Silva and Antonio Ríos Corrales pose by a hut in the Sierra de Toriles area (El Pedregoso, in the municipal boundary of Tarifa, Cadiz, Spain). With them, chickens, ducks and a dog © Nina Campano Rios

Oak groves, horse rearing and the sustainable use of resources
Dos a la sombra. Two in the shade © Juan Varela. Watercolour on Arches paper, 51 x 36 cm.

 Depopulation in the Pasiego Valleys. Cantabria (Spain)
In the barn, Valle del Pas (Cantabria) © Elena Flores

Shepherding in the “Pasiego” Valleys. Cantabria (Spain)
Pasiego. Valle del Pas (Cantabria) © Elena Flores

Extensive shepherding, traditional exploitations
Polvareda. The dust © Juan Varela. Watercolour on Amalfi paper. 70 x 50 cm.

Sheep and goats, a nutritional resource
1960-1970 h. Emilio de Frutos, Miguelañez, Segovia (Spain) Shepherd with sheep © José Manuel Terán de Frutos

Traditional management of natural resources: agdal
2016. Relación entre creencias religiosas y el uso de pastos de montaña © Human Ecology an interdisciplinary Journal, Volume 38, Imagen de portada.

Food production: planting stick
2016. Woman with a planting stick. 2016. La Aldea de San Nicolás (Gran Canaria) © "Proyecto Cultural de Desarrollo Comunitario de La Adea"

Stone oven, nutritional autonomy and communal living
2014. Village of Betis, Tarifa (Cadiz, Spain) © Beatriz Díaz

Forced weaning of domestic mammals
Buckle for weaning calves. Bárcena la Major, Cantabria. © Museo de Artes y tradiciones populares

Terracotta feeding bottle and feeding infants
400[B C]-301[B C]. Recipient in the shape of a breast © Museo Arqueológico Nacional

Adult stature is a mirror of a society’s standard of living
Secular trend in size and life expectancy in Spain in the last 150 years © José Miguel Martínez Carrión

Nutritional transition, from shortage to excess: Where is the balance?
2016. Family stall selling foodstuffs, Archidona (Ecuador) © AEEH

The ecology of food and nutrition
1995. Vegetables by bike. Muna, Yucatán (Mexico). Barry Bogin © Barry Bogin

Human Ecology in higher education in Poland (II)
2017. Students in practice of the subject 'Human Ecology', University of Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski, Warsaw (Poland). Anna Siniarska © Anna Siniarska

Human Ecology in higher education in Poland (I)
2006. Cover of the text of 'Human Ecology' (PWN publishing house, Warsaw, Poland) © Anna Siniarska

Ecology of formal education
1980. One goes to school, La Ruedita, Guatemala City (Guatemala). Barry Bogin © Barry Bogin

The most prominent Human Ecology among the Mayas in Yucatan, México (III)
Coca-cola colonising Yucatan, Celestum, Yucatán (Mexico). Ines Varela-Silva © Proyecto Maya e Ines Varela-Silva

The most prominent Human Ecology among the Mayas in Yucatan, México (II)
2010. Stature as a measure of social inequalities, Colonia San José Tecoh, Mérida, Yucatán (México). Barry Bogin © Proyecto Maya y Barry Bogin

The most prominent Human Ecology among the Mayas in Yucatan, México (I)
2003. The green gold, Yucarán, (Mexico) Francisco Martín © Proyecto Maya y Francisco Martín

Seven words and a picture: poverty, migration, ethnic minority, woman, mother and dignity
'Migrant mother'. Dorotea Lange © Wikimedia Commons

Transhumance, Human Ecology in its purest state
2016 h. Medieval bridge, Manzanares el Real (Madrid). © Miguel García Ramos

Human ecology: living with and not against nature
2017. “La Ventosilla” where the farming methods used by our grandfathers before industrialisation are kept up. © Joaquin Araujo

Socioecological systems and human wellbeing (II): …and habitable, caring cities
2015. Urban ecosystems © Evaluation of Millennium Ecosystems in Spain

Socioecological systems and human wellbeing (I): inhabited and healthy cultural landscapes…
2015. Rural Ecosystems © Evaluation of Millennium Ecosystems in Spain

Human evolution: relationships with other species and with the environment they occupied
2017. Excavations at the site of the Gran Dolina cave, sierra de Atapuerca, Burgos (España) © José María Bermúdez de Castro

Encyclopaedia and mural museum of Peru in the 18th century
1799. Natural, Civil and Geographic History of the Kingdom of Peru © Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales

Paradise lost?
Around 1505. The Garden of Delights, El Bosco © Museo del Prado. 

Training to monitor the environmental impact of palafitos (Yucatán)
2000. Research, teaching learning and action. San Crisanto, Yucatán, Mexico © File of the laboratory Somatología. Department of Human Ecology, Cinesvat. Merida

Community participation and housing innovation in the Yucatan coast
2002. Before and after the hurricane, San Crisanto Yucatán (Mexico) Mª Teresa Castillo © Mª Teresa Castillo

Shipwreck remains. Surviving the Gaza blockade
2011. Surviving the blockade in Gaza (Palestina) Sandra Barrilaro. © Sandra Barrilaro,

What is the limit of what is habitable?
2015. Saharan women at the refugee camp in Tindouf (Argelia) Cesar Olea © Oficina de Acción Solidaria y Cooperación- UAM

In what ecological context do refugee populations live? (Tindouf, Algeria)
42 years of uncertainty. Tinduf (Argelia) Cesar Olea, © Oficina de Acción Solidaria y Cooperación-UAM

Antarctic Tourism, human folly
2016. Port Locroy, Antartida Port Locroy, Antartida © Javier Benayas

Cultural landscape, Urueña: the town of books
2014 h. Read the past and the present © Joaquín Díaz

Cultural landscape, palm trees and “huertanos” (allotment growers) in Elche.
1870. Elche, Alicante. Autor: Casa Fotográfica Laurent. © Archivo Laurent. Instituto del Patrimonio Cultural de España. MECD

Vulnerability in an interdependent world (Iraq)
2003. Mother and daughter, Bagdad (Iraq). José J. Revenga. © Memoria de Iraq

A culture of caring, basis of a fair and ecologically sustainable society
1930. Family ecosystem, the dignity of the matriarch. Santa Colomba de Somoza, León (España) © AEEH

A refection on the rights of women in Turkey
Who are you? Istanbul, May 2014 © Cristina Andreu

University is not a place without inequality
2017. Gender equality as the basis for social sustainability © Gender Equality Unit

The heritage of traditional knowledge of medicinal plants
2017. Rock Tea, Sebulcor (Segovia) © Emilio Blanco

Urbanisation Ecology
1930-1940. A group of neighbors of the residential area ‘La Tribu Moderna’ (‘The modern tribe’), located at today's Ferrerías de Bagatza street (Barakaldo, Vizcaya, Spain). Imagen: Javierme Javier Mediavilla Ezquibela.

Walls of stone and a roof of bulrushes
1960-1970. Petra Ríos Silva and Antonio Ríos Corrales pose by a hut in the Sierra de Toriles area (El Pedregoso, in the municipal boundary of Tarifa, Cadiz, Spain). With them, chickens, ducks and a dog © Nina Campano Rios

Oak groves, horse rearing and the sustainable use of resources
Dos a la sombra. Two in the shade © Juan Varela. Watercolour on Arches paper, 51 x 36 cm.

 Depopulation in the Pasiego Valleys. Cantabria (Spain)
In the barn, Valle del Pas (Cantabria) © Elena Flores

Shepherding in the “Pasiego” Valleys. Cantabria (Spain)
Pasiego. Valle del Pas (Cantabria) © Elena Flores

Extensive shepherding, traditional exploitations
Polvareda. The dust © Juan Varela. Watercolour on Amalfi paper. 70 x 50 cm.

Sheep and goats, a nutritional resource
1960-1970 h. Emilio de Frutos, Miguelañez, Segovia (Spain) Shepherd with sheep © José Manuel Terán de Frutos

Traditional management of natural resources: agdal
2016. Relación entre creencias religiosas y el uso de pastos de montaña © Human Ecology an interdisciplinary Journal, Volume 38, Imagen de portada.

Food production: planting stick
2016. Woman with a planting stick. 2016. La Aldea de San Nicolás (Gran Canaria) © "Proyecto Cultural de Desarrollo Comunitario de La Adea"

Stone oven, nutritional autonomy and communal living
2014. Village of Betis, Tarifa (Cadiz, Spain) © Beatriz Díaz

Forced weaning of domestic mammals
Buckle for weaning calves. Bárcena la Major, Cantabria. © Museo de Artes y tradiciones populares

Terracotta feeding bottle and feeding infants
400[B C]-301[B C]. Recipient in the shape of a breast © Museo Arqueológico Nacional

Adult stature is a mirror of a society’s standard of living
Secular trend in size and life expectancy in Spain in the last 150 years © José Miguel Martínez Carrión

Nutritional transition, from shortage to excess: Where is the balance?
2016. Family stall selling foodstuffs, Archidona (Ecuador) © AEEH

The ecology of food and nutrition
1995. Vegetables by bike. Muna, Yucatán (Mexico). Barry Bogin © Barry Bogin

Human Ecology in higher education in Poland (II)
2017. Students in practice of the subject 'Human Ecology', University of Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski, Warsaw (Poland). Anna Siniarska © Anna Siniarska

Human Ecology in higher education in Poland (I)
2006. Cover of the text of 'Human Ecology' (PWN publishing house, Warsaw, Poland) © Anna Siniarska

Ecology of formal education
1980. One goes to school, La Ruedita, Guatemala City (Guatemala). Barry Bogin © Barry Bogin

The most prominent Human Ecology among the Mayas in Yucatan, México (III)
Coca-cola colonising Yucatan, Celestum, Yucatán (Mexico). Ines Varela-Silva © Proyecto Maya e Ines Varela-Silva

The most prominent Human Ecology among the Mayas in Yucatan, México (II)
2010. Stature as a measure of social inequalities, Colonia San José Tecoh, Mérida, Yucatán (México). Barry Bogin © Proyecto Maya y Barry Bogin

The most prominent Human Ecology among the Mayas in Yucatan, México (I)
2003. The green gold, Yucarán, (Mexico) Francisco Martín © Proyecto Maya y Francisco Martín

Seven words and a picture: poverty, migration, ethnic minority, woman, mother and dignity
'Migrant mother'. Dorotea Lange © Wikimedia Commons

Transhumance, Human Ecology in its purest state
2016 h. Medieval bridge, Manzanares el Real (Madrid). © Miguel García Ramos

Human ecology: living with and not against nature
2017. “La Ventosilla” where the farming methods used by our grandfathers before industrialisation are kept up. © Joaquin Araujo

Socioecological systems and human wellbeing (II): …and habitable, caring cities
2015. Urban ecosystems © Evaluation of Millennium Ecosystems in Spain

Socioecological systems and human wellbeing (I): inhabited and healthy cultural landscapes…
2015. Rural Ecosystems © Evaluation of Millennium Ecosystems in Spain

Human evolution: relationships with other species and with the environment they occupied
2017. Excavations at the site of the Gran Dolina cave, sierra de Atapuerca, Burgos (España) © José María Bermúdez de Castro

Encyclopaedia and mural museum of Peru in the 18th century
1799. Natural, Civil and Geographic History of the Kingdom of Peru © Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales

Paradise lost?
Around 1505. The Garden of Delights, El Bosco © Museo del Prado. 

Training to monitor the environmental impact of palafitos (Yucatán)
2000. Research, teaching learning and action. San Crisanto, Yucatán, Mexico © File of the laboratory Somatología. Department of Human Ecology, Cinesvat. Merida

Community participation and housing innovation in the Yucatan coast
2002. Before and after the hurricane, San Crisanto Yucatán (Mexico) Mª Teresa Castillo © Mª Teresa Castillo

Shipwreck remains. Surviving the Gaza blockade
2011. Surviving the blockade in Gaza (Palestina) Sandra Barrilaro. © Sandra Barrilaro,

What is the limit of what is habitable?
2015. Saharan women at the refugee camp in Tindouf (Argelia) Cesar Olea © Oficina de Acción Solidaria y Cooperación- UAM

In what ecological context do refugee populations live? (Tindouf, Algeria)
42 years of uncertainty. Tinduf (Argelia) Cesar Olea, © Oficina de Acción Solidaria y Cooperación-UAM

Antarctic Tourism, human folly
2016. Port Locroy, Antartida Port Locroy, Antartida © Javier Benayas

Cultural landscape, Urueña: the town of books
2014 h. Read the past and the present © Joaquín Díaz

Cultural landscape, palm trees and “huertanos” (allotment growers) in Elche.
1870. Elche, Alicante. Autor: Casa Fotográfica Laurent. © Archivo Laurent. Instituto del Patrimonio Cultural de España. MECD

Vulnerability in an interdependent world (Iraq)
2003. Mother and daughter, Bagdad (Iraq). José J. Revenga. © Memoria de Iraq

A culture of caring, basis of a fair and ecologically sustainable society
1930. Family ecosystem, the dignity of the matriarch. Santa Colomba de Somoza, León (España) © AEEH

A refection on the rights of women in Turkey
Who are you? Istanbul, May 2014 © Cristina Andreu

University is not a place without inequality
2017. Gender equality as the basis for social sustainability © Gender Equality Unit

The heritage of traditional knowledge of medicinal plants
2017. Rock Tea, Sebulcor (Segovia) © Emilio Blanco

Urbanisation Ecology
1930-1940. A group of neighbors of the residential area ‘La Tribu Moderna’ (‘The modern tribe’), located at today's Ferrerías de Bagatza street (Barakaldo, Vizcaya, Spain). Imagen: Javierme Javier Mediavilla Ezquibela.

Walls of stone and a roof of bulrushes
1960-1970. Petra Ríos Silva and Antonio Ríos Corrales pose by a hut in the Sierra de Toriles area (El Pedregoso, in the municipal boundary of Tarifa, Cadiz, Spain). With them, chickens, ducks and a dog © Nina Campano Rios

Oak groves, horse rearing and the sustainable use of resources
Dos a la sombra. Two in the shade © Juan Varela. Watercolour on Arches paper, 51 x 36 cm.

 Depopulation in the Pasiego Valleys. Cantabria (Spain)
In the barn, Valle del Pas (Cantabria) © Elena Flores

Shepherding in the “Pasiego” Valleys. Cantabria (Spain)
Pasiego. Valle del Pas (Cantabria) © Elena Flores

Extensive shepherding, traditional exploitations
Polvareda. The dust © Juan Varela. Watercolour on Amalfi paper. 70 x 50 cm.

Sheep and goats, a nutritional resource
1960-1970 h. Emilio de Frutos, Miguelañez, Segovia (Spain) Shepherd with sheep © José Manuel Terán de Frutos

Traditional management of natural resources: agdal
2016. Relación entre creencias religiosas y el uso de pastos de montaña © Human Ecology an interdisciplinary Journal, Volume 38, Imagen de portada.

Food production: planting stick
2016. Woman with a planting stick. 2016. La Aldea de San Nicolás (Gran Canaria) © "Proyecto Cultural de Desarrollo Comunitario de La Adea"

Stone oven, nutritional autonomy and communal living
2014. Village of Betis, Tarifa (Cadiz, Spain) © Beatriz Díaz

Forced weaning of domestic mammals
Buckle for weaning calves. Bárcena la Major, Cantabria. © Museo de Artes y tradiciones populares

Terracotta feeding bottle and feeding infants
400[B C]-301[B C]. Recipient in the shape of a breast © Museo Arqueológico Nacional

Adult stature is a mirror of a society’s standard of living
Secular trend in size and life expectancy in Spain in the last 150 years © José Miguel Martínez Carrión

Nutritional transition, from shortage to excess: Where is the balance?
2016. Family stall selling foodstuffs, Archidona (Ecuador) © AEEH

The ecology of food and nutrition
1995. Vegetables by bike. Muna, Yucatán (Mexico). Barry Bogin © Barry Bogin

Human Ecology in higher education in Poland (II)
2017. Students in practice of the subject 'Human Ecology', University of Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski, Warsaw (Poland). Anna Siniarska © Anna Siniarska

Human Ecology in higher education in Poland (I)
2006. Cover of the text of 'Human Ecology' (PWN publishing house, Warsaw, Poland) © Anna Siniarska

Ecology of formal education
1980. One goes to school, La Ruedita, Guatemala City (Guatemala). Barry Bogin © Barry Bogin

The most prominent Human Ecology among the Mayas in Yucatan, México (III)
Coca-cola colonising Yucatan, Celestum, Yucatán (Mexico). Ines Varela-Silva © Proyecto Maya e Ines Varela-Silva

The most prominent Human Ecology among the Mayas in Yucatan, México (II)
2010. Stature as a measure of social inequalities, Colonia San José Tecoh, Mérida, Yucatán (México). Barry Bogin © Proyecto Maya y Barry Bogin

The most prominent Human Ecology among the Mayas in Yucatan, México (I)
2003. The green gold, Yucarán, (Mexico) Francisco Martín © Proyecto Maya y Francisco Martín

Seven words and a picture: poverty, migration, ethnic minority, woman, mother and dignity
'Migrant mother'. Dorotea Lange © Wikimedia Commons

Transhumance, Human Ecology in its purest state
2016 h. Medieval bridge, Manzanares el Real (Madrid). © Miguel García Ramos

Human ecology: living with and not against nature
2017. “La Ventosilla” where the farming methods used by our grandfathers before industrialisation are kept up. © Joaquin Araujo

Socioecological systems and human wellbeing (II): …and habitable, caring cities
2015. Urban ecosystems © Evaluation of Millennium Ecosystems in Spain

Socioecological systems and human wellbeing (I): inhabited and healthy cultural landscapes…
2015. Rural Ecosystems © Evaluation of Millennium Ecosystems in Spain

Human evolution: relationships with other species and with the environment they occupied
2017. Excavations at the site of the Gran Dolina cave, sierra de Atapuerca, Burgos (España) © José María Bermúdez de Castro

Encyclopaedia and mural museum of Peru in the 18th century
1799. Natural, Civil and Geographic History of the Kingdom of Peru © Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales

Paradise lost?
Around 1505. The Garden of Delights, El Bosco © Museo del Prado. 

Training to monitor the environmental impact of palafitos (Yucatán)
2000. Research, teaching learning and action. San Crisanto, Yucatán, Mexico © File of the laboratory Somatología. Department of Human Ecology, Cinesvat. Merida

Community participation and housing innovation in the Yucatan coast
2002. Before and after the hurricane, San Crisanto Yucatán (Mexico) Mª Teresa Castillo © Mª Teresa Castillo

Shipwreck remains. Surviving the Gaza blockade
2011. Surviving the blockade in Gaza (Palestina) Sandra Barrilaro. © Sandra Barrilaro,

What is the limit of what is habitable?
2015. Saharan women at the refugee camp in Tindouf (Argelia) Cesar Olea © Oficina de Acción Solidaria y Cooperación- UAM

In what ecological context do refugee populations live? (Tindouf, Algeria)
42 years of uncertainty. Tinduf (Argelia) Cesar Olea, © Oficina de Acción Solidaria y Cooperación-UAM

Antarctic Tourism, human folly
2016. Port Locroy, Antartida Port Locroy, Antartida © Javier Benayas

Cultural landscape, Urueña: the town of books
2014 h. Read the past and the present © Joaquín Díaz

Cultural landscape, palm trees and “huertanos” (allotment growers) in Elche.
1870. Elche, Alicante. Autor: Casa Fotográfica Laurent. © Archivo Laurent. Instituto del Patrimonio Cultural de España. MECD

Vulnerability in an interdependent world (Iraq)
2003. Mother and daughter, Bagdad (Iraq). José J. Revenga. © Memoria de Iraq

A culture of caring, basis of a fair and ecologically sustainable society
1930. Family ecosystem, the dignity of the matriarch. Santa Colomba de Somoza, León (España) © AEEH

A refection on the rights of women in Turkey
Who are you? Istanbul, May 2014 © Cristina Andreu

University is not a place without inequality
2017. Gender equality as the basis for social sustainability © Gender Equality Unit

The heritage of traditional knowledge of medicinal plants
2017. Rock Tea, Sebulcor (Segovia) © Emilio Blanco

Urbanisation Ecology
1930-1940. A group of neighbors of the residential area ‘La Tribu Moderna’ (‘The modern tribe’), located at today's Ferrerías de Bagatza street (Barakaldo, Vizcaya, Spain). Imagen: Javierme Javier Mediavilla Ezquibela.

Walls of stone and a roof of bulrushes
1960-1970. Petra Ríos Silva and Antonio Ríos Corrales pose by a hut in the Sierra de Toriles area (El Pedregoso, in the municipal boundary of Tarifa, Cadiz, Spain). With them, chickens, ducks and a dog © Nina Campano Rios

Oak groves, horse rearing and the sustainable use of resources
Dos a la sombra. Two in the shade © Juan Varela. Watercolour on Arches paper, 51 x 36 cm.

 Depopulation in the Pasiego Valleys. Cantabria (Spain)
In the barn, Valle del Pas (Cantabria) © Elena Flores

Shepherding in the “Pasiego” Valleys. Cantabria (Spain)
Pasiego. Valle del Pas (Cantabria) © Elena Flores

Extensive shepherding, traditional exploitations
Polvareda. The dust © Juan Varela. Watercolour on Amalfi paper. 70 x 50 cm.

Sheep and goats, a nutritional resource
1960-1970 h. Emilio de Frutos, Miguelañez, Segovia (Spain) Shepherd with sheep © José Manuel Terán de Frutos

Traditional management of natural resources: agdal
2016. Relación entre creencias religiosas y el uso de pastos de montaña © Human Ecology an interdisciplinary Journal, Volume 38, Imagen de portada.

Food production: planting stick
2016. Woman with a planting stick. 2016. La Aldea de San Nicolás (Gran Canaria) © "Proyecto Cultural de Desarrollo Comunitario de La Adea"

Stone oven, nutritional autonomy and communal living
2014. Village of Betis, Tarifa (Cadiz, Spain) © Beatriz Díaz

Forced weaning of domestic mammals
Buckle for weaning calves. Bárcena la Major, Cantabria. © Museo de Artes y tradiciones populares

Terracotta feeding bottle and feeding infants
400[B C]-301[B C]. Recipient in the shape of a breast © Museo Arqueológico Nacional

Adult stature is a mirror of a society’s standard of living
Secular trend in size and life expectancy in Spain in the last 150 years © José Miguel Martínez Carrión

Nutritional transition, from shortage to excess: Where is the balance?
2016. Family stall selling foodstuffs, Archidona (Ecuador) © AEEH

The ecology of food and nutrition
1995. Vegetables by bike. Muna, Yucatán (Mexico). Barry Bogin © Barry Bogin

Human Ecology in higher education in Poland (II)
2017. Students in practice of the subject 'Human Ecology', University of Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski, Warsaw (Poland). Anna Siniarska © Anna Siniarska

Human Ecology in higher education in Poland (I)
2006. Cover of the text of 'Human Ecology' (PWN publishing house, Warsaw, Poland) © Anna Siniarska

Ecology of formal education
1980. One goes to school, La Ruedita, Guatemala City (Guatemala). Barry Bogin © Barry Bogin

The most prominent Human Ecology among the Mayas in Yucatan, México (III)
Coca-cola colonising Yucatan, Celestum, Yucatán (Mexico). Ines Varela-Silva © Proyecto Maya e Ines Varela-Silva

The most prominent Human Ecology among the Mayas in Yucatan, México (II)
2010. Stature as a measure of social inequalities, Colonia San José Tecoh, Mérida, Yucatán (México). Barry Bogin © Proyecto Maya y Barry Bogin

The most prominent Human Ecology among the Mayas in Yucatan, México (I)
2003. The green gold, Yucarán, (Mexico) Francisco Martín © Proyecto Maya y Francisco Martín

Seven words and a picture: poverty, migration, ethnic minority, woman, mother and dignity
'Migrant mother'. Dorotea Lange © Wikimedia Commons

Transhumance, Human Ecology in its purest state
2016 h. Medieval bridge, Manzanares el Real (Madrid). © Miguel García Ramos

Human ecology: living with and not against nature
2017. “La Ventosilla” where the farming methods used by our grandfathers before industrialisation are kept up. © Joaquin Araujo

Socioecological systems and human wellbeing (II): …and habitable, caring cities
2015. Urban ecosystems © Evaluation of Millennium Ecosystems in Spain

Socioecological systems and human wellbeing (I): inhabited and healthy cultural landscapes…
2015. Rural Ecosystems © Evaluation of Millennium Ecosystems in Spain

Human evolution: relationships with other species and with the environment they occupied
2017. Excavations at the site of the Gran Dolina cave, sierra de Atapuerca, Burgos (España) © José María Bermúdez de Castro

Encyclopaedia and mural museum of Peru in the 18th century
1799. Natural, Civil and Geographic History of the Kingdom of Peru © Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales

Paradise lost?
Around 1505. The Garden of Delights, El Bosco © Museo del Prado. 

Training to monitor the environmental impact of palafitos (Yucatán)
2000. Research, teaching learning and action. San Crisanto, Yucatán, Mexico © File of the laboratory Somatología. Department of Human Ecology, Cinesvat. Merida

Community participation and housing innovation in the Yucatan coast
2002. Before and after the hurricane, San Crisanto Yucatán (Mexico) Mª Teresa Castillo © Mª Teresa Castillo

Shipwreck remains. Surviving the Gaza blockade
2011. Surviving the blockade in Gaza (Palestina) Sandra Barrilaro. © Sandra Barrilaro,

What is the limit of what is habitable?
2015. Saharan women at the refugee camp in Tindouf (Argelia) Cesar Olea © Oficina de Acción Solidaria y Cooperación- UAM

In what ecological context do refugee populations live? (Tindouf, Algeria)
42 years of uncertainty. Tinduf (Argelia) Cesar Olea, © Oficina de Acción Solidaria y Cooperación-UAM

Antarctic Tourism, human folly
2016. Port Locroy, Antartida Port Locroy, Antartida © Javier Benayas

Cultural landscape, Urueña: the town of books
2014 h. Read the past and the present © Joaquín Díaz

Cultural landscape, palm trees and “huertanos” (allotment growers) in Elche.
1870. Elche, Alicante. Autor: Casa Fotográfica Laurent. © Archivo Laurent. Instituto del Patrimonio Cultural de España. MECD

Vulnerability in an interdependent world (Iraq)
2003. Mother and daughter, Bagdad (Iraq). José J. Revenga. © Memoria de Iraq

A culture of caring, basis of a fair and ecologically sustainable society
1930. Family ecosystem, the dignity of the matriarch. Santa Colomba de Somoza, León (España) © AEEH

A refection on the rights of women in Turkey
Who are you? Istanbul, May 2014 © Cristina Andreu

University is not a place without inequality
2017. Gender equality as the basis for social sustainability © Gender Equality Unit

The heritage of traditional knowledge of medicinal plants
2017. Rock Tea, Sebulcor (Segovia) © Emilio Blanco

Urbanisation Ecology
1930-1940. A group of neighbors of the residential area ‘La Tribu Moderna’ (‘The modern tribe’), located at today's Ferrerías de Bagatza street (Barakaldo, Vizcaya, Spain). Imagen: Javierme Javier Mediavilla Ezquibela.

Walls of stone and a roof of bulrushes
1960-1970. Petra Ríos Silva and Antonio Ríos Corrales pose by a hut in the Sierra de Toriles area (El Pedregoso, in the municipal boundary of Tarifa, Cadiz, Spain). With them, chickens, ducks and a dog © Nina Campano Rios

Oak groves, horse rearing and the sustainable use of resources
Dos a la sombra. Two in the shade © Juan Varela. Watercolour on Arches paper, 51 x 36 cm.

 Depopulation in the Pasiego Valleys. Cantabria (Spain)
In the barn, Valle del Pas (Cantabria) © Elena Flores

Shepherding in the “Pasiego” Valleys. Cantabria (Spain)
Pasiego. Valle del Pas (Cantabria) © Elena Flores

Extensive shepherding, traditional exploitations
Polvareda. The dust © Juan Varela. Watercolour on Amalfi paper. 70 x 50 cm.

Sheep and goats, a nutritional resource
1960-1970 h. Emilio de Frutos, Miguelañez, Segovia (Spain) Shepherd with sheep © José Manuel Terán de Frutos

Traditional management of natural resources: agdal
2016. Relación entre creencias religiosas y el uso de pastos de montaña © Human Ecology an interdisciplinary Journal, Volume 38, Imagen de portada.

Food production: planting stick
2016. Woman with a planting stick. 2016. La Aldea de San Nicolás (Gran Canaria) © "Proyecto Cultural de Desarrollo Comunitario de La Adea"

Stone oven, nutritional autonomy and communal living
2014. Village of Betis, Tarifa (Cadiz, Spain) © Beatriz Díaz

Forced weaning of domestic mammals
Buckle for weaning calves. Bárcena la Major, Cantabria. © Museo de Artes y tradiciones populares

Terracotta feeding bottle and feeding infants
400[B C]-301[B C]. Recipient in the shape of a breast © Museo Arqueológico Nacional

Adult stature is a mirror of a society’s standard of living
Secular trend in size and life expectancy in Spain in the last 150 years © José Miguel Martínez Carrión

Nutritional transition, from shortage to excess: Where is the balance?
2016. Family stall selling foodstuffs, Archidona (Ecuador) © AEEH

The ecology of food and nutrition
1995. Vegetables by bike. Muna, Yucatán (Mexico). Barry Bogin © Barry Bogin

Human Ecology in higher education in Poland (II)
2017. Students in practice of the subject 'Human Ecology', University of Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski, Warsaw (Poland). Anna Siniarska © Anna Siniarska

Human Ecology in higher education in Poland (I)
2006. Cover of the text of 'Human Ecology' (PWN publishing house, Warsaw, Poland) © Anna Siniarska

Ecology of formal education
1980. One goes to school, La Ruedita, Guatemala City (Guatemala). Barry Bogin © Barry Bogin

The most prominent Human Ecology among the Mayas in Yucatan, México (III)
Coca-cola colonising Yucatan, Celestum, Yucatán (Mexico). Ines Varela-Silva © Proyecto Maya e Ines Varela-Silva

The most prominent Human Ecology among the Mayas in Yucatan, México (II)
2010. Stature as a measure of social inequalities, Colonia San José Tecoh, Mérida, Yucatán (México). Barry Bogin © Proyecto Maya y Barry Bogin

The most prominent Human Ecology among the Mayas in Yucatan, México (I)
2003. The green gold, Yucarán, (Mexico) Francisco Martín © Proyecto Maya y Francisco Martín

Seven words and a picture: poverty, migration, ethnic minority, woman, mother and dignity
'Migrant mother'. Dorotea Lange © Wikimedia Commons

Transhumance, Human Ecology in its purest state
2016 h. Medieval bridge, Manzanares el Real (Madrid). © Miguel García Ramos

Human ecology: living with and not against nature
2017. “La Ventosilla” where the farming methods used by our grandfathers before industrialisation are kept up. © Joaquin Araujo

Socioecological systems and human wellbeing (II): …and habitable, caring cities
2015. Urban ecosystems © Evaluation of Millennium Ecosystems in Spain

Socioecological systems and human wellbeing (I): inhabited and healthy cultural landscapes…
2015. Rural Ecosystems © Evaluation of Millennium Ecosystems in Spain

Human evolution: relationships with other species and with the environment they occupied
2017. Excavations at the site of the Gran Dolina cave, sierra de Atapuerca, Burgos (España) © José María Bermúdez de Castro

Encyclopaedia and mural museum of Peru in the 18th century
1799. Natural, Civil and Geographic History of the Kingdom of Peru © Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales

Paradise lost?
Around 1505. The Garden of Delights, El Bosco © Museo del Prado. 

Training to monitor the environmental impact of palafitos (Yucatán)
2000. Research, teaching learning and action. San Crisanto, Yucatán, Mexico © File of the laboratory Somatología. Department of Human Ecology, Cinesvat. Merida

Community participation and housing innovation in the Yucatan coast
2002. Before and after the hurricane, San Crisanto Yucatán (Mexico) Mª Teresa Castillo © Mª Teresa Castillo

Shipwreck remains. Surviving the Gaza blockade
2011. Surviving the blockade in Gaza (Palestina) Sandra Barrilaro. © Sandra Barrilaro,

What is the limit of what is habitable?
2015. Saharan women at the refugee camp in Tindouf (Argelia) Cesar Olea © Oficina de Acción Solidaria y Cooperación- UAM

In what ecological context do refugee populations live? (Tindouf, Algeria)
42 years of uncertainty. Tinduf (Argelia) Cesar Olea, © Oficina de Acción Solidaria y Cooperación-UAM

Antarctic Tourism, human folly
2016. Port Locroy, Antartida Port Locroy, Antartida © Javier Benayas

Cultural landscape, Urueña: the town of books
2014 h. Read the past and the present © Joaquín Díaz

Cultural landscape, palm trees and “huertanos” (allotment growers) in Elche.
1870. Elche, Alicante. Autor: Casa Fotográfica Laurent. © Archivo Laurent. Instituto del Patrimonio Cultural de España. MECD

Vulnerability in an interdependent world (Iraq)
2003. Mother and daughter, Bagdad (Iraq). José J. Revenga. © Memoria de Iraq

A culture of caring, basis of a fair and ecologically sustainable society
1930. Family ecosystem, the dignity of the matriarch. Santa Colomba de Somoza, León (España) © AEEH

A refection on the rights of women in Turkey
Who are you? Istanbul, May 2014 © Cristina Andreu

University is not a place without inequality
2017. Gender equality as the basis for social sustainability © Gender Equality Unit

The heritage of traditional knowledge of medicinal plants
2017. Rock Tea, Sebulcor (Segovia) © Emilio Blanco

Urbanisation Ecology
1930-1940. A group of neighbors of the residential area ‘La Tribu Moderna’ (‘The modern tribe’), located at today's Ferrerías de Bagatza street (Barakaldo, Vizcaya, Spain). Imagen: Javierme Javier Mediavilla Ezquibela.

Walls of stone and a roof of bulrushes
1960-1970. Petra Ríos Silva and Antonio Ríos Corrales pose by a hut in the Sierra de Toriles area (El Pedregoso, in the municipal boundary of Tarifa, Cadiz, Spain). With them, chickens, ducks and a dog © Nina Campano Rios

Oak groves, horse rearing and the sustainable use of resources
Dos a la sombra. Two in the shade © Juan Varela. Watercolour on Arches paper, 51 x 36 cm.

 Depopulation in the Pasiego Valleys. Cantabria (Spain)
In the barn, Valle del Pas (Cantabria) © Elena Flores

Shepherding in the “Pasiego” Valleys. Cantabria (Spain)
Pasiego. Valle del Pas (Cantabria) © Elena Flores

Extensive shepherding, traditional exploitations
Polvareda. The dust © Juan Varela. Watercolour on Amalfi paper. 70 x 50 cm.

Sheep and goats, a nutritional resource
1960-1970 h. Emilio de Frutos, Miguelañez, Segovia (Spain) Shepherd with sheep © José Manuel Terán de Frutos

Traditional management of natural resources: agdal
2016. Relación entre creencias religiosas y el uso de pastos de montaña © Human Ecology an interdisciplinary Journal, Volume 38, Imagen de portada.

Food production: planting stick
2016. Woman with a planting stick. 2016. La Aldea de San Nicolás (Gran Canaria) © "Proyecto Cultural de Desarrollo Comunitario de La Adea"

Stone oven, nutritional autonomy and communal living
2014. Village of Betis, Tarifa (Cadiz, Spain) © Beatriz Díaz

Forced weaning of domestic mammals
Buckle for weaning calves. Bárcena la Major, Cantabria. © Museo de Artes y tradiciones populares

Terracotta feeding bottle and feeding infants
400[B C]-301[B C]. Recipient in the shape of a breast © Museo Arqueológico Nacional

Adult stature is a mirror of a society’s standard of living
Secular trend in size and life expectancy in Spain in the last 150 years © José Miguel Martínez Carrión

Nutritional transition, from shortage to excess: Where is the balance?
2016. Family stall selling foodstuffs, Archidona (Ecuador) © AEEH

The ecology of food and nutrition
1995. Vegetables by bike. Muna, Yucatán (Mexico). Barry Bogin © Barry Bogin

Human Ecology in higher education in Poland (II)
2017. Students in practice of the subject 'Human Ecology', University of Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski, Warsaw (Poland). Anna Siniarska © Anna Siniarska

Human Ecology in higher education in Poland (I)
2006. Cover of the text of 'Human Ecology' (PWN publishing house, Warsaw, Poland) © Anna Siniarska

Ecology of formal education
1980. One goes to school, La Ruedita, Guatemala City (Guatemala). Barry Bogin © Barry Bogin

The most prominent Human Ecology among the Mayas in Yucatan, México (III)
Coca-cola colonising Yucatan, Celestum, Yucatán (Mexico). Ines Varela-Silva © Proyecto Maya e Ines Varela-Silva

The most prominent Human Ecology among the Mayas in Yucatan, México (II)
2010. Stature as a measure of social inequalities, Colonia San José Tecoh, Mérida, Yucatán (México). Barry Bogin © Proyecto Maya y Barry Bogin

The most prominent Human Ecology among the Mayas in Yucatan, México (I)
2003. The green gold, Yucarán, (Mexico) Francisco Martín © Proyecto Maya y Francisco Martín

Seven words and a picture: poverty, migration, ethnic minority, woman, mother and dignity
'Migrant mother'. Dorotea Lange © Wikimedia Commons

Transhumance, Human Ecology in its purest state
2016 h. Medieval bridge, Manzanares el Real (Madrid). © Miguel García Ramos

Human ecology: living with and not against nature
2017. “La Ventosilla” where the farming methods used by our grandfathers before industrialisation are kept up. © Joaquin Araujo

Socioecological systems and human wellbeing (II): …and habitable, caring cities
2015. Urban ecosystems © Evaluation of Millennium Ecosystems in Spain

Socioecological systems and human wellbeing (I): inhabited and healthy cultural landscapes…
2015. Rural Ecosystems © Evaluation of Millennium Ecosystems in Spain

Human evolution: relationships with other species and with the environment they occupied
2017. Excavations at the site of the Gran Dolina cave, sierra de Atapuerca, Burgos (España) © José María Bermúdez de Castro

Encyclopaedia and mural museum of Peru in the 18th century
1799. Natural, Civil and Geographic History of the Kingdom of Peru © Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales

Paradise lost?
Around 1505. The Garden of Delights, El Bosco © Museo del Prado. 

Training to monitor the environmental impact of palafitos (Yucatán)
2000. Research, teaching learning and action. San Crisanto, Yucatán, Mexico © File of the laboratory Somatología. Department of Human Ecology, Cinesvat. Merida

Community participation and housing innovation in the Yucatan coast
2002. Before and after the hurricane, San Crisanto Yucatán (Mexico) Mª Teresa Castillo © Mª Teresa Castillo

Shipwreck remains. Surviving the Gaza blockade
2011. Surviving the blockade in Gaza (Palestina) Sandra Barrilaro. © Sandra Barrilaro,

What is the limit of what is habitable?
2015. Saharan women at the refugee camp in Tindouf (Argelia) Cesar Olea © Oficina de Acción Solidaria y Cooperación- UAM

In what ecological context do refugee populations live? (Tindouf, Algeria)
42 years of uncertainty. Tinduf (Argelia) Cesar Olea, © Oficina de Acción Solidaria y Cooperación-UAM

Antarctic Tourism, human folly
2016. Port Locroy, Antartida Port Locroy, Antartida © Javier Benayas

Cultural landscape, Urueña: the town of books
2014 h. Read the past and the present © Joaquín Díaz

Cultural landscape, palm trees and “huertanos” (allotment growers) in Elche.
1870. Elche, Alicante. Autor: Casa Fotográfica Laurent. © Archivo Laurent. Instituto del Patrimonio Cultural de España. MECD

Vulnerability in an interdependent world (Iraq)
2003. Mother and daughter, Bagdad (Iraq). José J. Revenga. © Memoria de Iraq

A culture of caring, basis of a fair and ecologically sustainable society
1930. Family ecosystem, the dignity of the matriarch. Santa Colomba de Somoza, León (España) © AEEH

A refection on the rights of women in Turkey
Who are you? Istanbul, May 2014 © Cristina Andreu

University is not a place without inequality
2017. Gender equality as the basis for social sustainability © Gender Equality Unit

The heritage of traditional knowledge of medicinal plants
2017. Rock Tea, Sebulcor (Segovia) © Emilio Blanco

Urbanisation Ecology
1930-1940. A group of neighbors of the residential area ‘La Tribu Moderna’ (‘The modern tribe’), located at today's Ferrerías de Bagatza street (Barakaldo, Vizcaya, Spain). Imagen: Javierme Javier Mediavilla Ezquibela.

Walls of stone and a roof of bulrushes
1960-1970. Petra Ríos Silva and Antonio Ríos Corrales pose by a hut in the Sierra de Toriles area (El Pedregoso, in the municipal boundary of Tarifa, Cadiz, Spain). With them, chickens, ducks and a dog © Nina Campano Rios

Oak groves, horse rearing and the sustainable use of resources
Dos a la sombra. Two in the shade © Juan Varela. Watercolour on Arches paper, 51 x 36 cm.

 Depopulation in the Pasiego Valleys. Cantabria (Spain)
In the barn, Valle del Pas (Cantabria) © Elena Flores

Shepherding in the “Pasiego” Valleys. Cantabria (Spain)
Pasiego. Valle del Pas (Cantabria) © Elena Flores

Extensive shepherding, traditional exploitations
Polvareda. The dust © Juan Varela. Watercolour on Amalfi paper. 70 x 50 cm.

Sheep and goats, a nutritional resource
1960-1970 h. Emilio de Frutos, Miguelañez, Segovia (Spain) Shepherd with sheep © José Manuel Terán de Frutos

Traditional management of natural resources: agdal
2016. Relación entre creencias religiosas y el uso de pastos de montaña © Human Ecology an interdisciplinary Journal, Volume 38, Imagen de portada.

Food production: planting stick
2016. Woman with a planting stick. 2016. La Aldea de San Nicolás (Gran Canaria) © "Proyecto Cultural de Desarrollo Comunitario de La Adea"

Stone oven, nutritional autonomy and communal living
2014. Village of Betis, Tarifa (Cadiz, Spain) © Beatriz Díaz

Forced weaning of domestic mammals
Buckle for weaning calves. Bárcena la Major, Cantabria. © Museo de Artes y tradiciones populares

Terracotta feeding bottle and feeding infants
400[B C]-301[B C]. Recipient in the shape of a breast © Museo Arqueológico Nacional

Adult stature is a mirror of a society’s standard of living
Secular trend in size and life expectancy in Spain in the last 150 years © José Miguel Martínez Carrión

Nutritional transition, from shortage to excess: Where is the balance?
2016. Family stall selling foodstuffs, Archidona (Ecuador) © AEEH

The ecology of food and nutrition
1995. Vegetables by bike. Muna, Yucatán (Mexico). Barry Bogin © Barry Bogin

Human Ecology in higher education in Poland (II)
2017. Students in practice of the subject 'Human Ecology', University of Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski, Warsaw (Poland). Anna Siniarska © Anna Siniarska

Human Ecology in higher education in Poland (I)
2006. Cover of the text of 'Human Ecology' (PWN publishing house, Warsaw, Poland) © Anna Siniarska

Ecology of formal education
1980. One goes to school, La Ruedita, Guatemala City (Guatemala). Barry Bogin © Barry Bogin

The most prominent Human Ecology among the Mayas in Yucatan, México (III)
Coca-cola colonising Yucatan, Celestum, Yucatán (Mexico). Ines Varela-Silva © Proyecto Maya e Ines Varela-Silva

The most prominent Human Ecology among the Mayas in Yucatan, México (II)
2010. Stature as a measure of social inequalities, Colonia San José Tecoh, Mérida, Yucatán (México). Barry Bogin © Proyecto Maya y Barry Bogin

The most prominent Human Ecology among the Mayas in Yucatan, México (I)
2003. The green gold, Yucarán, (Mexico) Francisco Martín © Proyecto Maya y Francisco Martín

Seven words and a picture: poverty, migration, ethnic minority, woman, mother and dignity
'Migrant mother'. Dorotea Lange © Wikimedia Commons

Transhumance, Human Ecology in its purest state
2016 h. Medieval bridge, Manzanares el Real (Madrid). © Miguel García Ramos

Human ecology: living with and not against nature
2017. “La Ventosilla” where the farming methods used by our grandfathers before industrialisation are kept up. © Joaquin Araujo

Socioecological systems and human wellbeing (II): …and habitable, caring cities
2015. Urban ecosystems © Evaluation of Millennium Ecosystems in Spain

Socioecological systems and human wellbeing (I): inhabited and healthy cultural landscapes…
2015. Rural Ecosystems © Evaluation of Millennium Ecosystems in Spain

Human evolution: relationships with other species and with the environment they occupied
2017. Excavations at the site of the Gran Dolina cave, sierra de Atapuerca, Burgos (España) © José María Bermúdez de Castro

Encyclopaedia and mural museum of Peru in the 18th century
1799. Natural, Civil and Geographic History of the Kingdom of Peru © Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales

Paradise lost?
Around 1505. The Garden of Delights, El Bosco © Museo del Prado. 

Training to monitor the environmental impact of palafitos (Yucatán)
2000. Research, teaching learning and action. San Crisanto, Yucatán, Mexico © File of the laboratory Somatología. Department of Human Ecology, Cinesvat. Merida

Community participation and housing innovation in the Yucatan coast
2002. Before and after the hurricane, San Crisanto Yucatán (Mexico) Mª Teresa Castillo © Mª Teresa Castillo

Shipwreck remains. Surviving the Gaza blockade
2011. Surviving the blockade in Gaza (Palestina) Sandra Barrilaro. © Sandra Barrilaro,

What is the limit of what is habitable?
2015. Saharan women at the refugee camp in Tindouf (Argelia) Cesar Olea © Oficina de Acción Solidaria y Cooperación- UAM

In what ecological context do refugee populations live? (Tindouf, Algeria)
42 years of uncertainty. Tinduf (Argelia) Cesar Olea, © Oficina de Acción Solidaria y Cooperación-UAM

Antarctic Tourism, human folly
2016. Port Locroy, Antartida Port Locroy, Antartida © Javier Benayas

Cultural landscape, Urueña: the town of books
2014 h. Read the past and the present © Joaquín Díaz

Cultural landscape, palm trees and “huertanos” (allotment growers) in Elche.
1870. Elche, Alicante. Autor: Casa Fotográfica Laurent. © Archivo Laurent. Instituto del Patrimonio Cultural de España. MECD

Vulnerability in an interdependent world (Iraq)
2003. Mother and daughter, Bagdad (Iraq). José J. Revenga. © Memoria de Iraq

A culture of caring, basis of a fair and ecologically sustainable society
1930. Family ecosystem, the dignity of the matriarch. Santa Colomba de Somoza, León (España) © AEEH

A refection on the rights of women in Turkey
Who are you? Istanbul, May 2014 © Cristina Andreu

University is not a place without inequality
2017. Gender equality as the basis for social sustainability © Gender Equality Unit

The heritage of traditional knowledge of medicinal plants
2017. Rock Tea, Sebulcor (Segovia) © Emilio Blanco

Urbanisation Ecology
1930-1940. A group of neighbors of the residential area ‘La Tribu Moderna’ (‘The modern tribe’), located at today's Ferrerías de Bagatza street (Barakaldo, Vizcaya, Spain). Imagen: Javierme Javier Mediavilla Ezquibela.

Walls of stone and a roof of bulrushes
1960-1970. Petra Ríos Silva and Antonio Ríos Corrales pose by a hut in the Sierra de Toriles area (El Pedregoso, in the municipal boundary of Tarifa, Cadiz, Spain). With them, chickens, ducks and a dog © Nina Campano Rios

Oak groves, horse rearing and the sustainable use of resources
Dos a la sombra. Two in the shade © Juan Varela. Watercolour on Arches paper, 51 x 36 cm.

 Depopulation in the Pasiego Valleys. Cantabria (Spain)
In the barn, Valle del Pas (Cantabria) © Elena Flores

Shepherding in the “Pasiego” Valleys. Cantabria (Spain)
Pasiego. Valle del Pas (Cantabria) © Elena Flores

Extensive shepherding, traditional exploitations
Polvareda. The dust © Juan Varela. Watercolour on Amalfi paper. 70 x 50 cm.

Sheep and goats, a nutritional resource
1960-1970 h. Emilio de Frutos, Miguelañez, Segovia (Spain) Shepherd with sheep © José Manuel Terán de Frutos

Traditional management of natural resources: agdal
2016. Relación entre creencias religiosas y el uso de pastos de montaña © Human Ecology an interdisciplinary Journal, Volume 38, Imagen de portada.

Food production: planting stick
2016. Woman with a planting stick. 2016. La Aldea de San Nicolás (Gran Canaria) © "Proyecto Cultural de Desarrollo Comunitario de La Adea"

Stone oven, nutritional autonomy and communal living
2014. Village of Betis, Tarifa (Cadiz, Spain) © Beatriz Díaz

Forced weaning of domestic mammals
Buckle for weaning calves. Bárcena la Major, Cantabria. © Museo de Artes y tradiciones populares

Terracotta feeding bottle and feeding infants
400[B C]-301[B C]. Recipient in the shape of a breast © Museo Arqueológico Nacional

Adult stature is a mirror of a society’s standard of living
Secular trend in size and life expectancy in Spain in the last 150 years © José Miguel Martínez Carrión

Nutritional transition, from shortage to excess: Where is the balance?
2016. Family stall selling foodstuffs, Archidona (Ecuador) © AEEH

The ecology of food and nutrition
1995. Vegetables by bike. Muna, Yucatán (Mexico). Barry Bogin © Barry Bogin

Human Ecology in higher education in Poland (II)
2017. Students in practice of the subject 'Human Ecology', University of Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski, Warsaw (Poland). Anna Siniarska © Anna Siniarska

Human Ecology in higher education in Poland (I)
2006. Cover of the text of 'Human Ecology' (PWN publishing house, Warsaw, Poland) © Anna Siniarska

Ecology of formal education
1980. One goes to school, La Ruedita, Guatemala City (Guatemala). Barry Bogin © Barry Bogin

The most prominent Human Ecology among the Mayas in Yucatan, México (III)
Coca-cola colonising Yucatan, Celestum, Yucatán (Mexico). Ines Varela-Silva © Proyecto Maya e Ines Varela-Silva

The most prominent Human Ecology among the Mayas in Yucatan, México (II)
2010. Stature as a measure of social inequalities, Colonia San José Tecoh, Mérida, Yucatán (México). Barry Bogin © Proyecto Maya y Barry Bogin

The most prominent Human Ecology among the Mayas in Yucatan, México (I)
2003. The green gold, Yucarán, (Mexico) Francisco Martín © Proyecto Maya y Francisco Martín

Seven words and a picture: poverty, migration, ethnic minority, woman, mother and dignity
'Migrant mother'. Dorotea Lange © Wikimedia Commons

Transhumance, Human Ecology in its purest state
2016 h. Medieval bridge, Manzanares el Real (Madrid). © Miguel García Ramos

Human ecology: living with and not against nature
2017. “La Ventosilla” where the farming methods used by our grandfathers before industrialisation are kept up. © Joaquin Araujo

Socioecological systems and human wellbeing (II): …and habitable, caring cities
2015. Urban ecosystems © Evaluation of Millennium Ecosystems in Spain

Socioecological systems and human wellbeing (I): inhabited and healthy cultural landscapes…
2015. Rural Ecosystems © Evaluation of Millennium Ecosystems in Spain

Human evolution: relationships with other species and with the environment they occupied
2017. Excavations at the site of the Gran Dolina cave, sierra de Atapuerca, Burgos (España) © José María Bermúdez de Castro

Encyclopaedia and mural museum of Peru in the 18th century
1799. Natural, Civil and Geographic History of the Kingdom of Peru © Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales

Paradise lost?
Around 1505. The Garden of Delights, El Bosco © Museo del Prado. 

Training to monitor the environmental impact of palafitos (Yucatán)
2000. Research, teaching learning and action. San Crisanto, Yucatán, Mexico © File of the laboratory Somatología. Department of Human Ecology, Cinesvat. Merida

Community participation and housing innovation in the Yucatan coast
2002. Before and after the hurricane, San Crisanto Yucatán (Mexico) Mª Teresa Castillo © Mª Teresa Castillo

Shipwreck remains. Surviving the Gaza blockade
2011. Surviving the blockade in Gaza (Palestina) Sandra Barrilaro. © Sandra Barrilaro,

What is the limit of what is habitable?
2015. Saharan women at the refugee camp in Tindouf (Argelia) Cesar Olea © Oficina de Acción Solidaria y Cooperación- UAM

In what ecological context do refugee populations live? (Tindouf, Algeria)
42 years of uncertainty. Tinduf (Argelia) Cesar Olea, © Oficina de Acción Solidaria y Cooperación-UAM

Antarctic Tourism, human folly
2016. Port Locroy, Antartida Port Locroy, Antartida © Javier Benayas

Cultural landscape, Urueña: the town of books
2014 h. Read the past and the present © Joaquín Díaz

Cultural landscape, palm trees and “huertanos” (allotment growers) in Elche.
1870. Elche, Alicante. Autor: Casa Fotográfica Laurent. © Archivo Laurent. Instituto del Patrimonio Cultural de España. MECD

Vulnerability in an interdependent world (Iraq)
2003. Mother and daughter, Bagdad (Iraq). José J. Revenga. © Memoria de Iraq

A culture of caring, basis of a fair and ecologically sustainable society
1930. Family ecosystem, the dignity of the matriarch. Santa Colomba de Somoza, León (España) © AEEH

A refection on the rights of women in Turkey
Who are you? Istanbul, May 2014 © Cristina Andreu

University is not a place without inequality
2017. Gender equality as the basis for social sustainability © Gender Equality Unit

The heritage of traditional knowledge of medicinal plants
2017. Rock Tea, Sebulcor (Segovia) © Emilio Blanco

Urbanisation Ecology
1930-1940. A group of neighbors of the residential area ‘La Tribu Moderna’ (‘The modern tribe’), located at today's Ferrerías de Bagatza street (Barakaldo, Vizcaya, Spain). Imagen: Javierme Javier Mediavilla Ezquibela.

Walls of stone and a roof of bulrushes
1960-1970. Petra Ríos Silva and Antonio Ríos Corrales pose by a hut in the Sierra de Toriles area (El Pedregoso, in the municipal boundary of Tarifa, Cadiz, Spain). With them, chickens, ducks and a dog © Nina Campano Rios

Oak groves, horse rearing and the sustainable use of resources
Dos a la sombra. Two in the shade © Juan Varela. Watercolour on Arches paper, 51 x 36 cm.

 Depopulation in the Pasiego Valleys. Cantabria (Spain)
In the barn, Valle del Pas (Cantabria) © Elena Flores

Shepherding in the “Pasiego” Valleys. Cantabria (Spain)
Pasiego. Valle del Pas (Cantabria) © Elena Flores

Extensive shepherding, traditional exploitations
Polvareda. The dust © Juan Varela. Watercolour on Amalfi paper. 70 x 50 cm.

Sheep and goats, a nutritional resource
1960-1970 h. Emilio de Frutos, Miguelañez, Segovia (Spain) Shepherd with sheep © José Manuel Terán de Frutos

Traditional management of natural resources: agdal
2016. Relación entre creencias religiosas y el uso de pastos de montaña © Human Ecology an interdisciplinary Journal, Volume 38, Imagen de portada.

Food production: planting stick
2016. Woman with a planting stick. 2016. La Aldea de San Nicolás (Gran Canaria) © "Proyecto Cultural de Desarrollo Comunitario de La Adea"

Stone oven, nutritional autonomy and communal living
2014. Village of Betis, Tarifa (Cadiz, Spain) © Beatriz Díaz

Forced weaning of domestic mammals
Buckle for weaning calves. Bárcena la Major, Cantabria. © Museo de Artes y tradiciones populares

Terracotta feeding bottle and feeding infants
400[B C]-301[B C]. Recipient in the shape of a breast © Museo Arqueológico Nacional

Adult stature is a mirror of a society’s standard of living
Secular trend in size and life expectancy in Spain in the last 150 years © José Miguel Martínez Carrión

Nutritional transition, from shortage to excess: Where is the balance?
2016. Family stall selling foodstuffs, Archidona (Ecuador) © AEEH

The ecology of food and nutrition
1995. Vegetables by bike. Muna, Yucatán (Mexico). Barry Bogin © Barry Bogin

Human Ecology in higher education in Poland (II)
2017. Students in practice of the subject 'Human Ecology', University of Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski, Warsaw (Poland). Anna Siniarska © Anna Siniarska

Human Ecology in higher education in Poland (I)
2006. Cover of the text of 'Human Ecology' (PWN publishing house, Warsaw, Poland) © Anna Siniarska

Ecology of formal education
1980. One goes to school, La Ruedita, Guatemala City (Guatemala). Barry Bogin © Barry Bogin

The most prominent Human Ecology among the Mayas in Yucatan, México (III)
Coca-cola colonising Yucatan, Celestum, Yucatán (Mexico). Ines Varela-Silva © Proyecto Maya e Ines Varela-Silva

The most prominent Human Ecology among the Mayas in Yucatan, México (II)
2010. Stature as a measure of social inequalities, Colonia San José Tecoh, Mérida, Yucatán (México). Barry Bogin © Proyecto Maya y Barry Bogin

The most prominent Human Ecology among the Mayas in Yucatan, México (I)
2003. The green gold, Yucarán, (Mexico) Francisco Martín © Proyecto Maya y Francisco Martín

Seven words and a picture: poverty, migration, ethnic minority, woman, mother and dignity
'Migrant mother'. Dorotea Lange © Wikimedia Commons

Transhumance, Human Ecology in its purest state
2016 h. Medieval bridge, Manzanares el Real (Madrid). © Miguel García Ramos

Human ecology: living with and not against nature
2017. “La Ventosilla” where the farming methods used by our grandfathers before industrialisation are kept up. © Joaquin Araujo

Socioecological systems and human wellbeing (II): …and habitable, caring cities
2015. Urban ecosystems © Evaluation of Millennium Ecosystems in Spain

Socioecological systems and human wellbeing (I): inhabited and healthy cultural landscapes…
2015. Rural Ecosystems © Evaluation of Millennium Ecosystems in Spain

Human evolution: relationships with other species and with the environment they occupied
2017. Excavations at the site of the Gran Dolina cave, sierra de Atapuerca, Burgos (España) © José María Bermúdez de Castro

Encyclopaedia and mural museum of Peru in the 18th century
1799. Natural, Civil and Geographic History of the Kingdom of Peru © Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales

Paradise lost?
Around 1505. The Garden of Delights, El Bosco © Museo del Prado. 

Training to monitor the environmental impact of palafitos (Yucatán)
2000. Research, teaching learning and action. San Crisanto, Yucatán, Mexico © File of the laboratory Somatología. Department of Human Ecology, Cinesvat. Merida

Community participation and housing innovation in the Yucatan coast
2002. Before and after the hurricane, San Crisanto Yucatán (Mexico) Mª Teresa Castillo © Mª Teresa Castillo

Shipwreck remains. Surviving the Gaza blockade
2011. Surviving the blockade in Gaza (Palestina) Sandra Barrilaro. © Sandra Barrilaro,

What is the limit of what is habitable?
2015. Saharan women at the refugee camp in Tindouf (Argelia) Cesar Olea © Oficina de Acción Solidaria y Cooperación- UAM

In what ecological context do refugee populations live? (Tindouf, Algeria)
42 years of uncertainty. Tinduf (Argelia) Cesar Olea, © Oficina de Acción Solidaria y Cooperación-UAM

Antarctic Tourism, human folly
2016. Port Locroy, Antartida Port Locroy, Antartida © Javier Benayas

Cultural landscape, Urueña: the town of books
2014 h. Read the past and the present © Joaquín Díaz

Cultural landscape, palm trees and “huertanos” (allotment growers) in Elche.
1870. Elche, Alicante. Autor: Casa Fotográfica Laurent. © Archivo Laurent. Instituto del Patrimonio Cultural de España. MECD

Vulnerability in an interdependent world (Iraq)
2003. Mother and daughter, Bagdad (Iraq). José J. Revenga. © Memoria de Iraq

A culture of caring, basis of a fair and ecologically sustainable society
1930. Family ecosystem, the dignity of the matriarch. Santa Colomba de Somoza, León (España) © AEEH

A refection on the rights of women in Turkey
Who are you? Istanbul, May 2014 © Cristina Andreu

University is not a place without inequality
2017. Gender equality as the basis for social sustainability © Gender Equality Unit

The heritage of traditional knowledge of medicinal plants
2017. Rock Tea, Sebulcor (Segovia) © Emilio Blanco

Urbanisation Ecology
1930-1940. A group of neighbors of the residential area ‘La Tribu Moderna’ (‘The modern tribe’), located at today's Ferrerías de Bagatza street (Barakaldo, Vizcaya, Spain). Imagen: Javierme Javier Mediavilla Ezquibela.

Walls of stone and a roof of bulrushes
1960-1970. Petra Ríos Silva and Antonio Ríos Corrales pose by a hut in the Sierra de Toriles area (El Pedregoso, in the municipal boundary of Tarifa, Cadiz, Spain). With them, chickens, ducks and a dog © Nina Campano Rios

Oak groves, horse rearing and the sustainable use of resources
Dos a la sombra. Two in the shade © Juan Varela. Watercolour on Arches paper, 51 x 36 cm.

 Depopulation in the Pasiego Valleys. Cantabria (Spain)
In the barn, Valle del Pas (Cantabria) © Elena Flores

Shepherding in the “Pasiego” Valleys. Cantabria (Spain)
Pasiego. Valle del Pas (Cantabria) © Elena Flores

Extensive shepherding, traditional exploitations
Polvareda. The dust © Juan Varela. Watercolour on Amalfi paper. 70 x 50 cm.

Sheep and goats, a nutritional resource
1960-1970 h. Emilio de Frutos, Miguelañez, Segovia (Spain) Shepherd with sheep © José Manuel Terán de Frutos

Traditional management of natural resources: agdal
2016. Relación entre creencias religiosas y el uso de pastos de montaña © Human Ecology an interdisciplinary Journal, Volume 38, Imagen de portada.

Food production: planting stick
2016. Woman with a planting stick. 2016. La Aldea de San Nicolás (Gran Canaria) © "Proyecto Cultural de Desarrollo Comunitario de La Adea"

Stone oven, nutritional autonomy and communal living
2014. Village of Betis, Tarifa (Cadiz, Spain) © Beatriz Díaz

Forced weaning of domestic mammals
Buckle for weaning calves. Bárcena la Major, Cantabria. © Museo de Artes y tradiciones populares

Terracotta feeding bottle and feeding infants
400[B C]-301[B C]. Recipient in the shape of a breast © Museo Arqueológico Nacional

Adult stature is a mirror of a society’s standard of living
Secular trend in size and life expectancy in Spain in the last 150 years © José Miguel Martínez Carrión

Nutritional transition, from shortage to excess: Where is the balance?
2016. Family stall selling foodstuffs, Archidona (Ecuador) © AEEH

The ecology of food and nutrition
1995. Vegetables by bike. Muna, Yucatán (Mexico). Barry Bogin © Barry Bogin

Human Ecology in higher education in Poland (II)
2017. Students in practice of the subject 'Human Ecology', University of Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski, Warsaw (Poland). Anna Siniarska © Anna Siniarska

Human Ecology in higher education in Poland (I)
2006. Cover of the text of 'Human Ecology' (PWN publishing house, Warsaw, Poland) © Anna Siniarska

Ecology of formal education
1980. One goes to school, La Ruedita, Guatemala City (Guatemala). Barry Bogin © Barry Bogin

The most prominent Human Ecology among the Mayas in Yucatan, México (III)
Coca-cola colonising Yucatan, Celestum, Yucatán (Mexico). Ines Varela-Silva © Proyecto Maya e Ines Varela-Silva

The most prominent Human Ecology among the Mayas in Yucatan, México (II)
2010. Stature as a measure of social inequalities, Colonia San José Tecoh, Mérida, Yucatán (México). Barry Bogin © Proyecto Maya y Barry Bogin

The most prominent Human Ecology among the Mayas in Yucatan, México (I)
2003. The green gold, Yucarán, (Mexico) Francisco Martín © Proyecto Maya y Francisco Martín

Seven words and a picture: poverty, migration, ethnic minority, woman, mother and dignity
'Migrant mother'. Dorotea Lange © Wikimedia Commons

Transhumance, Human Ecology in its purest state
2016 h. Medieval bridge, Manzanares el Real (Madrid). © Miguel García Ramos

Human ecology: living with and not against nature
2017. “La Ventosilla” where the farming methods used by our grandfathers before industrialisation are kept up. © Joaquin Araujo

Socioecological systems and human wellbeing (II): …and habitable, caring cities
2015. Urban ecosystems © Evaluation of Millennium Ecosystems in Spain

Socioecological systems and human wellbeing (I): inhabited and healthy cultural landscapes…
2015. Rural Ecosystems © Evaluation of Millennium Ecosystems in Spain

Human evolution: relationships with other species and with the environment they occupied
2017. Excavations at the site of the Gran Dolina cave, sierra de Atapuerca, Burgos (España) © José María Bermúdez de Castro

Encyclopaedia and mural museum of Peru in the 18th century
1799. Natural, Civil and Geographic History of the Kingdom of Peru © Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales

Paradise lost?
Around 1505. The Garden of Delights, El Bosco © Museo del Prado. 

Training to monitor the environmental impact of palafitos (Yucatán)
2000. Research, teaching learning and action. San Crisanto, Yucatán, Mexico © File of the laboratory Somatología. Department of Human Ecology, Cinesvat. Merida

Community participation and housing innovation in the Yucatan coast
2002. Before and after the hurricane, San Crisanto Yucatán (Mexico) Mª Teresa Castillo © Mª Teresa Castillo

Shipwreck remains. Surviving the Gaza blockade
2011. Surviving the blockade in Gaza (Palestina) Sandra Barrilaro. © Sandra Barrilaro,

What is the limit of what is habitable?
2015. Saharan women at the refugee camp in Tindouf (Argelia) Cesar Olea © Oficina de Acción Solidaria y Cooperación- UAM

In what ecological context do refugee populations live? (Tindouf, Algeria)
42 years of uncertainty. Tinduf (Argelia) Cesar Olea, © Oficina de Acción Solidaria y Cooperación-UAM

Antarctic Tourism, human folly
2016. Port Locroy, Antartida Port Locroy, Antartida © Javier Benayas

Cultural landscape, Urueña: the town of books
2014 h. Read the past and the present © Joaquín Díaz

Cultural landscape, palm trees and “huertanos” (allotment growers) in Elche.
1870. Elche, Alicante. Autor: Casa Fotográfica Laurent. © Archivo Laurent. Instituto del Patrimonio Cultural de España. MECD

Vulnerability in an interdependent world (Iraq)
2003. Mother and daughter, Bagdad (Iraq). José J. Revenga. © Memoria de Iraq

A culture of caring, basis of a fair and ecologically sustainable society
1930. Family ecosystem, the dignity of the matriarch. Santa Colomba de Somoza, León (España) © AEEH

A refection on the rights of women in Turkey
Who are you? Istanbul, May 2014 © Cristina Andreu

University is not a place without inequality
2017. Gender equality as the basis for social sustainability © Gender Equality Unit

The heritage of traditional knowledge of medicinal plants
2017. Rock Tea, Sebulcor (Segovia) © Emilio Blanco

Urbanisation Ecology
1930-1940. A group of neighbors of the residential area ‘La Tribu Moderna’ (‘The modern tribe’), located at today's Ferrerías de Bagatza street (Barakaldo, Vizcaya, Spain). Imagen: Javierme Javier Mediavilla Ezquibela.

Walls of stone and a roof of bulrushes
1960-1970. Petra Ríos Silva and Antonio Ríos Corrales pose by a hut in the Sierra de Toriles area (El Pedregoso, in the municipal boundary of Tarifa, Cadiz, Spain). With them, chickens, ducks and a dog © Nina Campano Rios

Oak groves, horse rearing and the sustainable use of resources
Dos a la sombra. Two in the shade © Juan Varela. Watercolour on Arches paper, 51 x 36 cm.

 Depopulation in the Pasiego Valleys. Cantabria (Spain)
In the barn, Valle del Pas (Cantabria) © Elena Flores

Shepherding in the “Pasiego” Valleys. Cantabria (Spain)
Pasiego. Valle del Pas (Cantabria) © Elena Flores

Extensive shepherding, traditional exploitations
Polvareda. The dust © Juan Varela. Watercolour on Amalfi paper. 70 x 50 cm.

Sheep and goats, a nutritional resource
1960-1970 h. Emilio de Frutos, Miguelañez, Segovia (Spain) Shepherd with sheep © José Manuel Terán de Frutos

Traditional management of natural resources: agdal
2016. Relación entre creencias religiosas y el uso de pastos de montaña © Human Ecology an interdisciplinary Journal, Volume 38, Imagen de portada.

Food production: planting stick
2016. Woman with a planting stick. 2016. La Aldea de San Nicolás (Gran Canaria) © "Proyecto Cultural de Desarrollo Comunitario de La Adea"

Stone oven, nutritional autonomy and communal living
2014. Village of Betis, Tarifa (Cadiz, Spain) © Beatriz Díaz

Forced weaning of domestic mammals
Buckle for weaning calves. Bárcena la Major, Cantabria. © Museo de Artes y tradiciones populares

Terracotta feeding bottle and feeding infants
400[B C]-301[B C]. Recipient in the shape of a breast © Museo Arqueológico Nacional

Adult stature is a mirror of a society’s standard of living
Secular trend in size and life expectancy in Spain in the last 150 years © José Miguel Martínez Carrión

Nutritional transition, from shortage to excess: Where is the balance?
2016. Family stall selling foodstuffs, Archidona (Ecuador) © AEEH

The ecology of food and nutrition
1995. Vegetables by bike. Muna, Yucatán (Mexico). Barry Bogin © Barry Bogin

Human Ecology in higher education in Poland (II)
2017. Students in practice of the subject 'Human Ecology', University of Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski, Warsaw (Poland). Anna Siniarska © Anna Siniarska

Human Ecology in higher education in Poland (I)
2006. Cover of the text of 'Human Ecology' (PWN publishing house, Warsaw, Poland) © Anna Siniarska

Ecology of formal education
1980. One goes to school, La Ruedita, Guatemala City (Guatemala). Barry Bogin © Barry Bogin

The most prominent Human Ecology among the Mayas in Yucatan, México (III)
Coca-cola colonising Yucatan, Celestum, Yucatán (Mexico). Ines Varela-Silva © Proyecto Maya e Ines Varela-Silva

The most prominent Human Ecology among the Mayas in Yucatan, México (II)
2010. Stature as a measure of social inequalities, Colonia San José Tecoh, Mérida, Yucatán (México). Barry Bogin © Proyecto Maya y Barry Bogin

The most prominent Human Ecology among the Mayas in Yucatan, México (I)
2003. The green gold, Yucarán, (Mexico) Francisco Martín © Proyecto Maya y Francisco Martín

Seven words and a picture: poverty, migration, ethnic minority, woman, mother and dignity
'Migrant mother'. Dorotea Lange © Wikimedia Commons

Transhumance, Human Ecology in its purest state
2016 h. Medieval bridge, Manzanares el Real (Madrid). © Miguel García Ramos

Human ecology: living with and not against nature
2017. “La Ventosilla” where the farming methods used by our grandfathers before industrialisation are kept up. © Joaquin Araujo

Socioecological systems and human wellbeing (II): …and habitable, caring cities
2015. Urban ecosystems © Evaluation of Millennium Ecosystems in Spain

Socioecological systems and human wellbeing (I): inhabited and healthy cultural landscapes…
2015. Rural Ecosystems © Evaluation of Millennium Ecosystems in Spain

Human evolution: relationships with other species and with the environment they occupied
2017. Excavations at the site of the Gran Dolina cave, sierra de Atapuerca, Burgos (España) © José María Bermúdez de Castro

Encyclopaedia and mural museum of Peru in the 18th century
1799. Natural, Civil and Geographic History of the Kingdom of Peru © Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales

Paradise lost?
Around 1505. The Garden of Delights, El Bosco © Museo del Prado. 

Training to monitor the environmental impact of palafitos (Yucatán)
2000. Research, teaching learning and action. San Crisanto, Yucatán, Mexico © File of the laboratory Somatología. Department of Human Ecology, Cinesvat. Merida

Community participation and housing innovation in the Yucatan coast
2002. Before and after the hurricane, San Crisanto Yucatán (Mexico) Mª Teresa Castillo © Mª Teresa Castillo

Shipwreck remains. Surviving the Gaza blockade
2011. Surviving the blockade in Gaza (Palestina) Sandra Barrilaro. © Sandra Barrilaro,

What is the limit of what is habitable?
2015. Saharan women at the refugee camp in Tindouf (Argelia) Cesar Olea © Oficina de Acción Solidaria y Cooperación- UAM

In what ecological context do refugee populations live? (Tindouf, Algeria)
42 years of uncertainty. Tinduf (Argelia) Cesar Olea, © Oficina de Acción Solidaria y Cooperación-UAM

Antarctic Tourism, human folly
2016. Port Locroy, Antartida Port Locroy, Antartida © Javier Benayas

Cultural landscape, Urueña: the town of books
2014 h. Read the past and the present © Joaquín Díaz

Cultural landscape, palm trees and “huertanos” (allotment growers) in Elche.
1870. Elche, Alicante. Autor: Casa Fotográfica Laurent. © Archivo Laurent. Instituto del Patrimonio Cultural de España. MECD

Vulnerability in an interdependent world (Iraq)
2003. Mother and daughter, Bagdad (Iraq). José J. Revenga. © Memoria de Iraq

A culture of caring, basis of a fair and ecologically sustainable society
1930. Family ecosystem, the dignity of the matriarch. Santa Colomba de Somoza, León (España) © AEEH

A refection on the rights of women in Turkey
Who are you? Istanbul, May 2014 © Cristina Andreu

University is not a place without inequality
2017. Gender equality as the basis for social sustainability © Gender Equality Unit

The heritage of traditional knowledge of medicinal plants
2017. Rock Tea, Sebulcor (Segovia) © Emilio Blanco

Urbanisation Ecology
1930-1940. A group of neighbors of the residential area ‘La Tribu Moderna’ (‘The modern tribe’), located at today's Ferrerías de Bagatza street (Barakaldo, Vizcaya, Spain). Imagen: Javierme Javier Mediavilla Ezquibela.

Walls of stone and a roof of bulrushes
1960-1970. Petra Ríos Silva and Antonio Ríos Corrales pose by a hut in the Sierra de Toriles area (El Pedregoso, in the municipal boundary of Tarifa, Cadiz, Spain). With them, chickens, ducks and a dog © Nina Campano Rios

Oak groves, horse rearing and the sustainable use of resources
Dos a la sombra. Two in the shade © Juan Varela. Watercolour on Arches paper, 51 x 36 cm.

 Depopulation in the Pasiego Valleys. Cantabria (Spain)
In the barn, Valle del Pas (Cantabria) © Elena Flores

Shepherding in the “Pasiego” Valleys. Cantabria (Spain)
Pasiego. Valle del Pas (Cantabria) © Elena Flores

Extensive shepherding, traditional exploitations
Polvareda. The dust © Juan Varela. Watercolour on Amalfi paper. 70 x 50 cm.

Sheep and goats, a nutritional resource
1960-1970 h. Emilio de Frutos, Miguelañez, Segovia (Spain) Shepherd with sheep © José Manuel Terán de Frutos

Traditional management of natural resources: agdal
2016. Relación entre creencias religiosas y el uso de pastos de montaña © Human Ecology an interdisciplinary Journal, Volume 38, Imagen de portada.

Food production: planting stick
2016. Woman with a planting stick. 2016. La Aldea de San Nicolás (Gran Canaria) © "Proyecto Cultural de Desarrollo Comunitario de La Adea"

Stone oven, nutritional autonomy and communal living
2014. Village of Betis, Tarifa (Cadiz, Spain) © Beatriz Díaz

Forced weaning of domestic mammals
Buckle for weaning calves. Bárcena la Major, Cantabria. © Museo de Artes y tradiciones populares

Terracotta feeding bottle and feeding infants
400[B C]-301[B C]. Recipient in the shape of a breast © Museo Arqueológico Nacional

Adult stature is a mirror of a society’s standard of living
Secular trend in size and life expectancy in Spain in the last 150 years © José Miguel Martínez Carrión