Luis José García Pulido

About the Author

Luis José García Pulido is a distinguished historian and archaeologist specializing in the cultural and environmental legacies of mining landscapes in Spain and Latin America. With a PhD from the University of Granada, he has dedicated his career to exploring how historical mining and metallurgical practices have shaped human settlements and modern territories. His research bridges archaeology, geography, and environmental studies, offering insights into sustainable futures for post-industrial sites. García Pulido's work emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches, drawing on archival records, fieldwork, and geospatial analysis to illuminate the interplay between resource extraction and societal development. As an active contributor to academic journals and international conferences, he advocates for the preservation and reinterpretation of mining heritage as vital to understanding global environmental challenges.