Project for ecological regeneration in the Natura 2000 Serra de Boumort-Collegats area, through the development of actions to improve the conservation status of threatened species and naturalize their ecological processes.

Conservation project Przewalski's horses from the Miranda Foundation, and ecosystems in the Boumort Reserve.

This is a Unique project at national and European level, due to the dimensions of the space it provides for these horses and the research in these areas.

Contribute to conservation of the species and recovery of the ecological function of the horse ,and that this is useful to improve ecosystem functionality and key processes, such as roles of herbivores.

Establish a adequate population of Przewalski's horses in the Boumort Reserve that allows a positive and significant impact for:

  • Promote research and scientific studies on the roles of horses in the natural environment and their reintroduction into the ecosystem.
  • Environmental education and outreach. Projects for schools and institutions.
  • Local dynamization. Involve entities and establishments in the area, and at the same time generate resources for the territory.
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Dissemination of the actions carried out within the framework of the Giska project during 2025

Two Przewalski's horses (sand-colored coat and light muzzle) stand on a snowy mountainside. One of them looks to the left and the other looks directly at the camera. Around them are low bushes and green pines, with a steep, snow-capped mountain in the background in winter light.

May, download the article here

A lumberjack, dressed in an orange safety helmet, beige T-shirt, work pants with suspenders and boots, uses a chainsaw to cut wood in the middle of a dense pine forest. The man is positioned in the lower right of the image, surrounded by an endless wall of tall, thin tree trunks that extend to the top edge of the photo. The ground is littered with green branches and chopped wood.

December – download the article here

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