Recover the Mediterranean Diversity

Here you can see the results from our February sowing! TACHAANNNNN
This is a holm oak coming out of the seedshelter, with its leaves still to open, start photosynthesis, and generate chlorophyll.
To show you the changes in colouring and shape, you can see the following photos of

Last week Friday we spent a pleasant morning where adults and children assembled 2,000 acorn protectors (seeds shelters).
As you know the rains are scarce... and when it rains, and it is sowing time, we have to put all our energies into preparing the seeds and sowing them in the

We present you a new area in Sierra Lujar where we are going to carry out reforestation sowing and also experiments and trials.
It is in the area of the Olias ravine, it is called Olias 2 and was fenced last month in December.
As we could see in the area of Olias 1, with the installation

A couple of weeks ago our volunteers from the European Solidarity Corps were at the SeedLab last week cleaning and selecting the harvested seeds, mainly acorns and wild olives. In some posts we published last year December, we explained the whole harvesting and preservation process

On Saturday, the volunteers of the European Voluntary Corps and members of Semillistas participated in a day of volunteering at Finca La Herradura (Tíjola) where the educational project Banana Mountain is being developed, along with other artistic and land regeneration projects.

For

On Saturday 28th we held the first local volunteering day of the season, in which also the participants of the European Solidarity Corps CES volunteering programme took part. We were more than 30 people working in the area of Camino de los Mineros, in Sierra Lujar, preparing the

We are preparing our team of sowing sowers for the season. Last Friday the 6th of October we met a team of 15 people from the team for training on sowing seeds for reforestation. We showed different methods of sowing that will be applied this year. The different ways of working with

After the last rainfall on the summit of Sierra Lújar, the green is making its way.
It has been several years since this land last drank in September, and the grasses have been quick to emerge. Last week, taking advantage of the humidity after the last rains, we started planting