Sara González Juárez
Degree in Psychology with a penchant for ethology. She has specialized in comparative psychology and cognitive psychology, and has also expanded her training in the area of zoology and veterinary medicine. She has collaborated with zoos and botanical organizations, as well as carrying out outreach and environmental education activities.
About the author
Sara has a degree in Psychology from the Complutense University of Madrid (2014) with a specialty in Cognitive and Comparative Psychology. She has a diploma as a Technical Assistant of Zoos and Aquariums from the UCM (2016) and in Assistant Veterinary Clinic from the School of Henares (2017).
He has experience in observational and experimental research. He has participated in the projects "Prosocial behaviors in childhood" and "Study of the social system of Primates of the New World" of the Animal and Human Behavior Study Group (GECAH) in the Department of Psychobiology of the UCM.
He has also carried out outreach and environmental education work, especially through talks, workshops, and guided tours for all ages. He has collaborated closely with Faunia and the Madrid Zoo. Her experience in a veterinary clinic, zoological center, and laboratory over a period of five years have given her a global and diverse vision of animal behavior in different environments.
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