Wildlife Refuge

Tools to Promote Biodiversity

Upon leaving the hunting reserve, the 43 hectares of Mas Campassol became a Wildlife Refuge.
Over the years, we have developed initiatives to protect and promote biodiversity: we created and naturalized a pond that is now a closed ecosystem and home to countless aquatic insects and, above all, amphibians; we installed nest boxes for different types of birds; we built dry stone walls for reptiles; we created several watering holes for wildlife (saving them during periods of drought); we planted specific flora to benefit pollinators and feed small mammals; and much more, which we invite you to discover on our Wildlife Refuge Tour.

Natural Pools

Aquatic spaces that are home to aquatic insects and amphibians, creating complete ecosystems of biodiversity.

Nest Boxes

Shelters for tits, bats and other birds that help increase local populations.

Dry Stone Walls

Traditional constructions that provide an ideal habitat for reptiles and small mammals.

Flora for Pollinators

Planting specific species that favor bees, butterflies, and other essential pollinators.

¿What can I do to promote biodiversity?

We propose these tools, first to protect and then to regenerate biodiversity:

Plant-based diet – opt for more plant-based protein to replace (and if possible, eliminate) animal protein, which is so detrimental to biodiversity.
Buy organic vegetables and fruit from local farmers, always seasonal!
Reduce your consumption of paper, kitchen and toilet paper, as it causes significant deforestation!
Use organic and/or natural cleaning products. baking soda, vinegar, lemon…
Plant plants that attract pollinators – lavender, rosemary, calendula…
Place bird feeders and feed them, especially in winter.
Place nest boxes for tits, bats, and other birds.

Plant flowers in a garden, patio, terrace, or balcony, in the ground, in pots or along roadside paths!
Teach children how to care for plants.
Help bees by planting native varieties.
Avoid pesticides in our gardens.
Leave open spaces in the garden where pollinators can live.
Join a collaborative urban garden.
Build and/or install an insect hotel.