The main objective of this Plan is to increase the number of Bearded vultures in Aragon, until a stable and sufficient population unit is obtained in its current distribution area. [...]    The bearded vulture still maintains an only population feasible in the whole Western Paleartic which is placed in the Pyrenees. In this mountain range we can find a total of 130 breeding units between Spain and France and its population presents an annual increase close to the 5%.            The aim of the Eco Museum-Visitors’ Centre of the Castle of Ainsa (Huesca) is to simply and didactically disseminate the most outstanding values of Pyrenean Fauna and Nature. [...]    The main objective of this Project is to create the necessary environmental conditions for the permanent establishment of the Bearded Vulture present in the mountainous region of the Peaks of Europe. [...]                An environmental management, education and conservation experiment, which tries to show, in a practical way, that the conservation of biological and landscape wealth is compatible with agricultural, stockbreeding and environmentally friendly tourist activities [...]                    Its main objective is to foster initiatives that harmonise the rural development and conservation of the natural heritage of the Pyrenees. Creation of interpreted paths, environmental education activities, actions of urban areas and heritage elements […]     © Prohibida la reproducción total o parcial de los contenidos de esta Web sin autorización de los autores. FCQ© 2004 Fotografías: Francisco Marquez, F.C.Q. y Javier Tarruella, traducción de las noticias en inglés: Elisabeht Porthaine (Fundación Lammergier Fonds) FCQ - Inscrita en el Registro de Fundaciones de la Comunidad Autónoma de Aragón por orden de 21/08/1995, con el nº 5 (I). N.I.F. G-50653179