Tragacete will host the fourth edition of the Feria Rural de la Serranía, in June 20-22. The event is aimed at boosting the potential of the Serranía de Cuenca as a tourist destination thanks to the richness of its natural and cultural heritage.
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The event will be held from in the sorroundings of Solanillos natural grazing area, in the village of Mazarete (Guadalajara). A full programme of talks and presentations by nature experts and disseminators, and activities for the whole family will be delivered.
Observing the life of emblematic birds of prey and scavengers in the Iberian Highlands any time from home is now possible thanks to the streaming cameras installed next to five nests located in this landscape.
Celebrating the World Rewilding Day, Rewilding Spain’s work in the Iberian Highlands is consolidating as a benchmark for the rewilding movement with national and international reach.
As Rewilding Europe’s enterprise loan facility, Rewilding Europe Capital has supported the growth of European nature-based businesses since 2014. A new strategy and set of targets will see this support scaled up through till 2030, amplifying the benefits for people and nature.
Noelle Cajigas has joined as new member of Rewilding Spain’s Board of Trustees, aiming at enhancing the strategic development of the organization for the coming years, as well as strengthening the leading role of the foundation in the rewilding movement in Spain. Noelle Cajigas is a member of the Management Commitee of KPMG … Continued
The 22 participants in the Volunteer Programme contributed to ecosystems restoration, deepened on the natural heritage of the landscape and became ambassadors of the Iberian Highlands. And more than 80 applications have been received to join the programme in 2025 season, to start next February.
The Rewilding Educa education programme combined field visits and in-class activities about the role of tauros and other large herbivores in ecosystem restoration. After a successful first edition in Alto Tajo and Sierra de Albarracín areas, a new programme will be implemented in 2025 and will also reach schools in the Serranía de Cuenca region.
Rewilding Spain is organising this contest with the aim of disseminating the natural and cultural values of the Iberian Highlands landscape, thus encouraging nature lovers to visit and discover the unique beauty of the region during the cold season.