We have been professionally dedicated to our vocation for more than 15 years: Pyrenean nature. We carry out technical studies, interpretive pannels and exhibitions, environmental education activities and ecotourist trips. We have been managing Muntanya d'Alinyà, the largest private estate in Catalonia (more than 5,000 ha), since 2016. We are in charge of its maintenance and organise wildlife observation and photography activities (especially vultures). We also work for the Pyrenean administration (town halls, county councils, natural parks, etc.) and for private clients (visitors, tourist establishments and nature lovers).
We have a physical shop in La Seu d'Urgell and a virtual supply of material to enjoy the nearby nature, especially birds (nest boxes, bird tables, etc.).
Municipality (Region)
Interpretive hike to Muntanya d'Alinyà natural area centred on vultures: biology, behaviour and ecological and economic importance. Departing from the Rectory of Alinyà, walk up to the viewpoint of the Vultures, and observation with telescopes as they are fed on a feeding ground. Calendar: Saturdays from March to December, from 10 am to 2 pm. Suitable for families. Height difference of 200 m through paths and forest tracks. No technical difficulties. Variant: “Park ranger for a day”, a great opportunity to take food to the feeding point and have the vultures a few meters away.
Municipality (Region)
Half-day visit to the upper part of the Alinyà Mountain nature area on board of 4x4 vehicle and hike to observe chamois, the most characteristic mammals in the high Pyrenean mountains. Departure early in the morning to be on location when chamois herds graze. Telescope observation and possibility of distance photography with long-focus lenses. Maximum 6 people per session (over 12 years old).
Municipality (Region)
Guidance aimed at observing several species of migratory birds of prey from the only viewpoint made for this purpose in the whole Catalan Pyrenees: Galliner viewpoint, located on the north face of Cadí mountain range. You can see large flocks of European honey buzzards (Pernis apivorus) at the end of August and hundreds of short-toed eagles (Circaetus gallicus) in mid-September in a single day. The list of observable species includes 17 species of migratory soaring birds such as Eurasian sparrowhawks, white-tailed kites, booted eagles and kestrels
25700 La Seu d'Urgell
Alt Urgell (Lleida)
