2024–2027. “Support to the Implementation of Conservation Plans for Threatened Pollinator Species”. European Commission. Contract No. 090201/2024/918345/SER/ENV.D2, procurement procedure ENV/2023/OP/0026. PI: IUCN.

2023–2024. “Study of pollinator biodiversity at the Iserse-Graneritos estate (Tenerife) and analysis of the impact of beekeeping activities”. Spanish National Parks Autonomous Agency (Organismo Autónomo de Parques Nacionales, OAPN). PI: Carlos Ruiz.

2023. “Support to the early warning network (RedEXOS) for the detection of and response to invasive alien species in the Canary Islands”. Gestión y Planeamiento Territorial y Medioambiental, S.A. (GESPLAN). PI: N. Macías.

2022–2025. “Analysis of the compatibility of controlled grazing with sustainable wildfire risk management, within the service for wildfire risk management and prevention of large forest fires on the island of Gran Canaria”. GESPLAN, Cabildo de Gran Canaria. PI: Luis Alberto Bermejo Asensio.

2021–2024. “CanaryBarcode: towards a genomic inventory of Canary Islands biodiversity”. Canary Agency for Research, Innovation and Information Society (ACIISI), Government of the Canary Islands. PI: Brent Emerson.

2021–2023. “Some clades are bigger than others: explaining variation in species richness across the tree of life of nocturnal ground spiders”. Spanish Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities. Ref. PID2019-105794GB-I00. PI: Miquel A. Arnedo.

2021–2023. “Promoting the circular economy in arid regions through multifunctional soil management systems”. Government of the Canary Islands, Regional Ministry of Ecological Transition and Energy. ERDF funds. PI: F.J. Díaz-Peña.

2019–2020. “Multi-scale analysis of the impact of beekeeping in Teide National Park on wild bees”. GESPLAN. Ref. 19120203. PI: Carlos Ruiz.

2019. “CliPS: Climate change and its effect on Pollination Services”. European Union. Collaboration in this European project assessing the effects of climate change on pollination services worldwide, with a focus on apple pollination. In the Canary Islands, bees pollinating apple crops were sampled in six orchards on Tenerife and La Palma following a standardised methodology.

2016–2019. “Testing the adaptive radiation hypothesis and speciation mechanisms in the highly diverse spider genus Dysdera: the island lineages”. Spanish Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness. Ref. CGL2012-36863. PI: Miquel A. Arnedo.

2012. “Morphological evolution of the spider genus Dysdera: the role of specialization in adaptive radiations”. Carlsberg Foundation (Denmark). Ref. 2011_01_0066. PI: N. Macías-Hernández.