El Secreto de las Sabinas: Los árboles que desafían al tiempo
Si caminas por las altas llanuras de las Parameras Ibéricas, te encontrarás con un paisaje que pone a prueba la vida. Inviernos heladores que agrietan las rocas, veranos secos y tórridos, y un viento que sopla sin descanso sobre un suelo pobre y pedregoso. En este escenario, uno se pregunta:…
Agua y piedra: los ríos que dan vida a la Paramera Ibérica
Cuando uno piensa en las Parameras Ibéricas, la mente suele dibujar un paisaje de vastas planicies barridas por el viento, horizontes infinitos y una dureza climática que define el carácter de esta tierra. Es un paisaje de piedra, de sabinas y de un silencio imponente. Sin embargo, ocultas en sus…
From transhumance to today: the human footprint that shaped the landscape
To understand the moors, you have to listen to the echo of a story that goes back much further than we imagine, one that tells us of medieval laws, kings, and a wealth of wool that astonished Europe.
Why are moorlands so important? The fragile ecosystem you walk on
In this blog post, we invite you to look beyond the horizon and discover why the parameras are one of the most valuable and unknown treasures of the Iberian Peninsula.
Molina-Alto Tajo Geopark: a journey to the heart of the earth
The Señorío de Molina is much more than just a landscape. Since 2014, the entire region has been designated a UNESCO Geopark, the largest in Castilla-La Mancha and one of the most spectacular in Spain.
The Philosophy of Resilience: What the Plants and Animals of the Paramera Teach Us
In these arid plateaus of the interior of the Iberian Peninsula, every living being has developed survival strategies that border on genius: they are masters of resilience.
Following in the Footsteps of the Cranes: The definitive guide to exploring Gallocanta
Discover the most complete guide to crane watching in Gallocanta: detailed routes, best viewing points, technical advice and optimal seasons to live a unique experience in the largest wetland in Spain.
The ghost of the moor: Conserving the red-billed lark in the Iberian System
The Ricotí lark, better known as the ghost of the moor, is a small bird unique to the peninsula that finds its home in the steppes of the Iberian System.
Dawn in the Paramera
The moors extend like a vast terrain of arid land that forms large expanses where no living being seems to be able to find refuge here.
The Mesa River Canyon: A route through its towns and landscapes
The Mesa River, a tributary of the Piedra River, is one of the best kept secrets of Iberian geography. Along its 60-kilometre course, this river has carved an impressive canyon that runs through the provinces of Guadalajara and Zaragoza. The Mesa Canyon, with its steep walls…