Problemàtica dels efectes trampa cap a la fauna salvatge

Jofre Cutal is an 18-year-old young boy who has just completed his secondary education studies and has been photographing nature since the age of 7. He is a naturalist passionate about the protection of wildlife and uses wildlife photography to promote its conservation.

During his talk, he will analyse “trap effects”: infrastructures built by humans that become traps for many animal species. The study focuses on reviewing these elements and their consequences, highlighting their impact and seeking solutions to transform them into safe spaces.

The factors that may influence wildlife falls into these dead-end installations will also be examined, such as seasonal variations, environmental characteristics, and the behaviour of different species. Finally, he will reflect on how photography can help expose this issue and raise awareness about the problem.

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