Teresa Romanillos holds a Master's degree in Scientific Communication (2000) from the Pompeu Fabra University and a bachelor's degree in Medicine and Surgery (1973) from the University of Barcelona. She's specialized in internal medicine (1988) and cardiology (2002). Her work includes the publication of the books: "Les plantes tòxiques de Catalunya", "El agua y la vida" and "El Parc Natural del Montseny", as well as the article "Protected Natural Areas: In Sickness and in Health. International journal of environmental research and public health". 

Since 2016, she is doing the Doctorate studies at the Institute of Science and Environmental Technology (ICTA-UAB) at the Conservation, Biodiversity and Global Change research group, with Dr. Martí Boada, and she's participating in the projects "Forests and Health" and "Biogeography and Health".

The first young IberoMaB forum has been carried out in the "Bosques de la Paz" International Biosphere Reserve, between Peru and Ecuador, from the 5th to the 8th of December.

The UNESCO´s General Director, Audrey Azoulay, and the Minister for the Ecological Transition, Teresa Ribera, have met today with representatives from Abertis and its Foundation in Madrid´s headquarters of the Group. The objective of the meeting has been the presentation of the International UNESCO Center for the Mediterranean Biosphere Reserves, located in the Abertis Foundation´s headquarters, as successful case of public-private partnership, and to expose the impact and value of such collaboration in terms of benefit to society and environment.