Bachelor's and PhD graduate in Geography with Extraordinary Doctorate Award from the University of Alicante. Member of the Inter-University Institute of Geography (Secretary) and of CIBIO (Ibero-American Centre for Biodiversity). Member of the research groups Medspai-Mitjà, Societat i Paisatge (University of Alicante) and Paleig Forest Group – Mediterranean Mountain Paleoforest Research (University of Granada). Academic Coordinator of the Official Master's Programme in Natural Hazard Planning and Management.

From an academic standpoint, he has taught at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels in the fields of Geography, History, and Biology. His participation in various national and international projects has enabled him to work across several areas of geographical science, including biogeography, geographic information technologies, geomorphology, and, most notably, historical geography. His research focuses particularly on the analysis of plant and insect species habitats (Phlebotominae, Helianthemum caput-felis, and Genista longipes, among others), geomorphological natural hazards (with special attention to modified fluvial systems), and the reconstruction of land use and land cover, in relation to the traditional spatial organisation of historical societies and their environmental consequences.

Alongside his teaching and research activities, he has participated in numerous contracted research projects with private companies and public administrations, covering areas such as the conservation and management of endemic and protected flora, natural hazard prevention, and the inventory and valorisation of natural, documentary, and hydraulic heritage.