José Luis Sánchez Balsera has a degree in Biology, a naturalist by vocation and an expert connoisseur of Andalusian Natural Areas, especially in the province of Jaén.
Professionally dedicated to the conservation of endangered species, both in Andalusia and in Castilla – La Mancha.
Some of the species with which he has worked are: Iberian imperial eagle, golden eagle, Bonelli’s eagle, lesser kestrel, bustard, or ortega ganga.
For 4 years, he has collaborated with a monitoring team, to conserve the last bearded vultures of the Atlas mountain range in Morocco, currently involved in promoting tourism development and nature conservation.
Nationality:spain
Languages:English, Spanish
Guiding since: 2006
Specialties: Birdwatching, Wildlife, Lynx tracking
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