A distinguished archaeologist and paleontologist who currently serves as the Director General of the Museo del Desierto in Mexico. With a rich background in both fields, he has made significant contributions to understanding and preserving natural and cultural heritage. Under his leadership, the museum has become a pivotal institution for research, education, and conservation efforts related to the Chihuahuan Desert. Arturo has an extensive and very valuable network in and outside of Mexico. As biologist from a very young age on, he has dedicated his career to understanding living beings and nature. Over the past two decades, he has led numerous wildlife rescue projects, focusing on endangered species like the Mexican wolf, bighorn sheep, and prairie dog. His work also includes reintroducing bison to the region.

Arturo’s passion for conservation is evident in his tireless efforts, integrating scientific research with public education to foster a deeper appreciation for natural history. He sees himself as "a wolf incarnate in a human," understanding that wildlife and nature now require human intervention to survive. His multifaceted background and leadership have made the Museo del Desierto a beacon of hope for conservation. Arturo has extensive experience leading charitable organisations across Mexico and has successfully spearheaded numerous conservation and educational projects, significantly impacting wildlife preservation and public awareness.