NOVEMBER 12-15
SCIENCE AND BIODIVERSITY
A cycle dedicated to exploring the relationship between science and biodiversity through film and specialized talks.
We present three sessions that address both the conservation of nature and its impact on urban environments and its ability to inspire innovation. The series aims to open a window on biological diversity, from its protection to its ability to inspire us.
November 12th
Screening of the documentary "The Caretakers".
A journey into the weird and wonderful lives of the small but mighty creatures that keep the world turning: the beetles. They have been successful for millions of years, but they are in serious trouble: what does the future hold for these incredibly important animals and for us if they disappear?
Time: 19:30 h.
Location: Civivox Iturrama (C/Esquíroz, 24)
Director: Tom Hanner. United Kingdom. 2021. 21min.
Moderator: Enrique Baquero, researcher at the Institute of Biodiversity and Environment -BIOMA- of the University of Navarra.
November 14th
Talk "The role of Functional Biodiversity in the urban environment".
Lorena Escuer will talk about the importance of preserving biodiversity in cities and its impact on our daily lives.
Time: 19:30 h.
Location: Civivox Iturrama (C/Esquíroz, 24)
Speaker: Lorena Escuer. Specialist in biological control and the promotion of urban biodiversity.
November 15th
Talk "Biomimicry: regenerative disruptive innovation inspired by Nature".
Manuel Quirós will share his vision of how nature has inspired innovative solutions in different fields of knowledge and technology.
Time: 19:30 h.
Location: Civivox Iturrama (C/Esquíroz, 24)
Speaker: Manuel Quirós. Biologist.
