The Cultural Classroom for Scientific Dissemination organizes this seminar which will be held online on December 8, 2025 from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.

This seminar explores the potential of transmedia storytelling and virtual reality for interpreting biocultural heritage in protected natural areas. It presents the design of a 360° virtual tour of the Barranco de Azuaje Special Reserve, integrating interactive elements and innovative narratives to foster connection with the natural environment and meaningful learning. The seminar analyzes the application of environmental interpretation principles and the TORA model in constructing immersive experiences that promote ecosocial transformation. The study provides relevant information for environmental education and interpretation professionals interested in applying new technologies to the conservation of natural areas.

Presented by: Gemma Jennifer Guerra Hernández. PhD candidate in the Doctoral Program in Territory and Society (DOCTESO) at the University of La Laguna. Project Coordinator at the Union of Associations of the Gran Canaria Biosphere Reserve and Promoter of the Rural University of the Canary Islands.

Academic Director: Luis Javier Capote Pérez. Contracted Professor of Civil Law at the University of La Laguna. Co-Director and founding member of the Cultural Classroom for Scientific Dissemination at the University of La Laguna.

CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCE: The University of La Laguna, through the Vice-Rectorate for Culture and University Extension, will issue a certificate of attendance to all those who participate, after prior registration in the activity.

Free assistance upon prior registration. Check out the program and register here.

Contact: extuni@ull.es

Collaborators: Aula Cultural «Radio Campus» and Asociación cultural de relaciones internacionales «Hacer para el Desarrollo».