At Mas Campassol we also think about the wild fauna with which we coexist. For this reason we undertake a flora and fauna conservation project, with direct actions to favor and enrich the habitat we share.

Leaving the hunting ground was our first great measure to protect the fauna, creating forty-three hectares of peace and shelter for the animals, thus transforming the estate into a wild fauna refuge.

We created a gardened area that favors pollinating insects, with true spectacles in spring and summer.

In turn, there is also a flower plantation that produces fruits, thus helping birds, mammals and micromammals.

Over the years, we have naturalized a pond that we built at the beginning of the project and life has come to it in the form of aquatic and aerial insects, amphibians and other beings that together now form a closed ecosystem, which is the jewel of the refuge: the biodiversity pond.

We protect areas of high faunal interest, such as the ponds, restricting the impact of visits and other uses, which can damage the natural dynamics of these areas with high ecological richness.

We build dry stone walls and majanos, these ancestral techniques of agriculture favor biodiversity, providing shelter and an ideal place for the hibernation of multiple species of small fauna, such as insects, reptiles and micromammals, among others.