Sara Moscatelli is a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Camerino, Italy. She holds a PhD in Life and Health Sciences from the University of Camerino, an MSc in Animal Behaviour from the University of Exeter, UK, and a BSc in Natural Sciences from the University of Camerino. Her research focuses on the interactions between animals and their environment, integrating behavioural ecology, movement ecology, and ecological approaches to investigate how animals respond to environmental variability and how these interactions influence individual and ecosystem-level processes. Her current work focuses on pastoral systems sustainability in the Central Apennines, with particular interest in animal behaviour, animal welfare, livestock production, breed-related differences, and the resilience of farming systems to environmental change. Alongside her research activities, she is involved in scientific divulgation and education, including activities aimed at schools, professionals, and the wider public, with the aim of communicating research beyond the academic community.