Sixteen specimens of the cinereous vulture have just been released as part of the reintroduction programme for this species in the Alto Tajo and Serranía de Cuenca areas. This was the largest release since the programme began in 2020.
Rewilding Spain opens call for grants targeting companies and self-employed individuals who are starting or developing business activities aligned with rewilding principles in the landscape.
Resin collection has been a traditional work in different areas in the Iberian Highlands for decades, particularly in the Alto Tajo region. However, the characteristics of the market, price fluctuations and rural depopulation have led this traditional craft almost to extinction. Despite this, resin could be an opportunity for the region, and the Resin School run by Rewilding Spain in the Molina de Aragón-Alto Tajo region wants to help take advantage of it.
Nature fairs are a valuable meeting point for the regions hosting them, as these events connect nature lovers with experts, professionals, and local businesses and organisations with the capacity to showcase the area at its best. Rewilding Spain has been actively involved this June in two events that highlight the natural and cultural heritage of the Iberian Highlands: Naturtajo and Serranía Rural Fair.
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.