We involve all stakeholders in our conservation projects because a better knowledge of our natural heritage means a better conservation.
We promote an inclusive environmental education with Joëlette, a wheelchair adapted to pedestrian trails; we organize routes in Natural Areas supported by volunteers. We train volunteers to use the Joëlette.
We develop volunteering activities with companies and we also host students participating in traineeship programmes in the framework of Collaboration Agreements signed between Fundación Global Nature and universities.
We have two environmental education centres and youth hostels, La Dehesa and Tierra de Campos, and a Museum House created close to the Boada de Campos wetland.
Sustainability is a shared responsibility and the conservation of our natural heritage involves finding benefits for all stakeholders living in side by side.
We create school gardens as educational tools to work with biodiversity issues such as traditional varieties, healthy and sustainable nutrition, circular economy, recycling and composting.
