Marina Aliagas, an Environmental Biology graduate from the Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB), is currently pursuing a Master’s in Terrestrial Ecology and Biodiversity Management at the same institution. Passionate about ethology, she focuses on the behavioral and physiological processes underlying animal behavior. While working as an environmental educator, Aliagas is also conducting research for her MSc thesis with the WE&H group. Her study examines how supplementary feeding influences roe deer social networks. This research, coordinated between Thurma and WE&H-SEFas, is supported by CDTi funds and the SUPLEMENTO project.