June 22, 2026.

After eleven years of pastoral management in the Garraf Park, the Miranda Foundation announces the closure of this stage and the destination of its herds of pottoka to new territories, where they will continue to perform their ecological function.

Destination in the Pyrenees: The main group of horses moves to Aristot (Alt Urgell), expanding the foundation's presence around Cadí.

Destination Tiana: A second group joins the 9 Pins Reserve (Ca l'Andreu), where they will help with landscape management and fire prevention.

We ask the administrations for a clear and courageous commitment: less bureaucracy, more trust and more facilities to promote extensive herbivory projects as a tool for fire prevention and from ecological restorationIn a context of climate emergency, we cannot afford to waste solutions that have already proven their effectiveness. Every hectare managed with large herbivores today is another opportunity to prevent the big fires of tomorrow.

A brown and white pottoka horse descends the ramp of a trailer towards a pasture area on the north face of Cadí.
A mare and her foal, a brown and white pottoka foal, walk on natural terrain in the Cadí Nord area.
A panoramic view from a grassy slope on the north face of Cadí, with a herd of several Pottoka horses (some black, others brown and white pieds) grazing nearby. In the background, a vast wooded valley and mountains under a cloudy sky. A small trail visible on the left.
A herd of black and brown-white pottoka horses graze in a mountain meadow on the north face of Cadí, with a village of stone houses perched on a hill in the background and green valleys under a cloudy sky.