Spain has proudly retained much of its wildlife. As much of Europe’s megafauna has been lost, flagship species, such as the brown bear, still roam the valleys of the Cantabrian mountains; the Iberian wolf and lynx still skulk the sun-scorched Dehesa and Sierra landscapes of Asturias. For the future of European biodiversity, these species – and all the agents that form the Iberian ecosystem – must flourish.

We work with local conservation organisations to protect Spanish wildlife populations, ensuring the health of carnivore populations. Our shared vision is of a wilder Iberia, where humans coexist with thriving wildlife populations.