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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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"

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.

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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"

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.

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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"

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.

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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"

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.

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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"

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.

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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"

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.

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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"

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.

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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"

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.

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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"

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.

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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"

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.

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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"

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.

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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"

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.

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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"

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.

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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"

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.

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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"

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.

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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