Birdwatching trips in Spain are an excellent way to experience the country’s incredible biodiversity and natural beauty while supporting sustainable tourism. By participating in bird watching tours, visitors can witness the diversity of bird species that inhabit Spain’s varied ecosystems, including wetlands, forests, mountains, and coastlines. With over 600 species of birds recorded in Spain, bird watchers can observe rare and endemic species such as the Iberian lynx, the Spanish imperial eagle, and the bearded vulture.
In addition to providing a unique tourism experience, bird watching trips in Spain also contribute to the conservation of birds and their habitats. Many bird watching tours are led by expert guides who educate visitors on the importance of protecting bird species and their habitats. By supporting local bird conservation initiatives, visitors can contribute to the preservation of Spain’s natural heritage and help protect important bird species from threats such as habitat loss and climate change.
Furthermore, bird watching trips can have significant benefits for individual well-being. Spending time in nature has been shown to reduce stress and improve mental health, and bird watching is a great way to connect with nature and experience its restorative benefits. Moreover, bird watching tours provide an opportunity for social interaction and community building, as bird watchers can share their passion for nature and wildlife with others.
Overall, bird watching trips in Spain offer a unique and enriching experience that combines nature, conservation, and cultural tourism. By promoting sustainable tourism and supporting local conservation efforts, bird watching tours can contribute to the long-term preservation of Spain’s biodiversity and natural heritage while providing visitors with an unforgettable experience.
The bearded vulture ‘”Aquilón” who is part of the recovery project in the Picos de Europa has been re released this Tuesday, March 2 in Cantabria by the Foundation for the Conservation of the Bearded Vulture (FCQ) Almost three years old, this young male has now been returned to his natural habitat in the vicinity … Read more
A bit of a mouthful even by Spanish standards but the Reserva Natural de los Galachos de la Alfranca de Pastriz, La Cartuja y El Burgo de Ebro is well worth a visit if you are in the area. The nature reserve is located in the middle of the Ebro valley in the province of … Read more
Region: Castille Y leon Province: Zamora 1972 – Controlled hunting area (2,854 hectares). 1986 – National Game Reserve (32,549 hectares). 1996 – Regional hunting reserve (32,549 hectares). 2006 – Nature Reserve (32,541 hectares). 1987 – ZEPA (Special Protection Area for Birds) – 32,549 hectares. 1989 – RAMSAR Wetland (Protection and international importance of the lagoon … Read more
Region: Castilla y Leon. Province: Segovia. Declared a Natural Park: 1989 ZEPA (Special Area for Bird Protection). Park surface area: 5,037 hectares The park encompasses the towns of Sepúlveda, Sebúlcor and Carrascal del Río. Points of interest Hoces del Rio Duratón Natural Park (Spanish: Parque Natural de las Hoces del Río Duratón) is a natural … Read more