I have always had the objective of helping to preserve nature, and to this end I have focused my education on learning tools, knowledge that will allow me to achieve this objective. From an academic perspective, I began my studies by studying for a degree in Geography and Land Management, and then I studied for a Master's degree in Geographic Information Technologies for Land Management, as I believe that there is great potential in the use of ICTs (automated geoprocesses, development of standardised and common data infrastructures, etc.) that make it possible to generate tools or methodologies that help to solve current problems. Although my working life has just begun, I have been fortunate to collaborate on projects where I have been able to put the knowledge I have acquired to good use: 1. TYPSA: Creation of a hydromorphological protocol. 2. Climate, Water and Global Change Research Group: Digitisation of climate data into an ORACLE database. 3. Geography and Land Management Department (Regional Geographical Analysis Area): Simulation and validation of LiDAR-PNOA data. At the moment I am with a scholarship of formation in the Geographic Institute of Aragon where I am able to collaborate in projects of different nature. I consider myself a proactive person with the conviction that every day you can learn something new.