SANTIDRIÁN TOMILLO, María del Pilar

Short CV

Pilar (Bibi) Santidrián Tomillo has conducted research applied to the conservation of sea turtles for over twenty years, mainly in Latinamerica and more recently in the Mediterranean. Her main research lines include the effects of anthropogenic impacts and climate variability on sea turtles and other species, as well as on their potential adaptation to climate change. She is also interested in the evolution of sex ratios and in the adaptive significance of temperature-dependent sex determination.

Over the years, she has worked at academic institutions and NGOs and among her main motivations are (1) working closely with managers to implement conservation actions based on the best available science and (2) training students to pursue academic careers, especially in areas of lower scientific tradition. She also teaches a course on Participative Management in the master Biodiversity and Conservation in Tropical Regions from the Menéndez Pelayo International University and CSIC and serves as Assistant Editor for Herpetologica.

Bibi is part of the Group of Ecosystems Oceanography (GRECO) at the Oceanographic Center of the Balearic Islands.

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Update in January 2024