In 1999, a couple –
António Monteiro and Ana Berliner –, bought a terrain where the birds of prey of
Rio Côa made their nests. That was the start of Faia Brava Nature Reserve, in
Figueira de Castelo Rodrigo, Guarda.
Over the years,
what was once a project of 20 hectares has grown along the river to over 800
hectares. Additionally, the organization has now seven members that keep contributing
for the preservation of the various birds of prey of the region. With time, the
Nature Reserve became an important attraction of people and jobs to Figueira de
Castelo Rodrigo.
Every day, the
Nature Reserve receives visitors that go there to watch some of the most
majestic birds of the national territory from up close.
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