She was the general secretary of the World Wide Fund for Nature in Spain (WWF/Adena [es]) from 1983 to 1996 and was made head of the private non-profit Environment Foundation in 1996.
Tormo worked on several directives and community initiatives relating to the environment, industrial and foreign policy when she was an elected member of the European Parliament.
[3][4] In 1996, Tormo became the head of the private non-profit Environment Foundation that promotes integration of the management of its environmental aspects such as sustainable development into Spanish business strategies.
[1] While in the European Parliament, she worked on several directives and community initiatives relating to the environment, industrial and foreign policy.
Tormo was a participant in the weekly radio programme Un mundo con dos voces in which there was analysis and debate of current political and social concerns with someone in public life in Catalonia.