The objective that the students intend to achieve with the development of this workshop is that they can master the methodology of observation-interpretation of rock outcrops that allows them to know the eruptive history of a volcanic edifice: type of activity, hazard, return time, exposure to risk, etc.

This methodology will also be applicable to the study of rock outcrops located in Sites of Geological Interest (LIGS) and protected natural areas of the Canary Islands, for educational, informational and tourism purposes.

The workshop is aimed at undergraduate and postgraduate university students or university graduates (preferably with degrees in Biology, Geography and Environmental Sciences), primary and secondary school teachers, professionals related to volcanic risk, professionals related to guiding and assisting tourists, sociocultural animators from the City Council, and the general population.

Academic Director: Ramón Casillas Ruiz. University Professor, Department of Animal Biology, Soil Science and Geology of the University of La Laguna.

Interview with the academic management.