Environmental interpretation

calendar_month 1 day trip

trip Team activity

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from 12 € EUR

Price Range:

8 to 12: 12€/ person
13 to 15: 12€/ person

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Corporate Social Responsability Actions

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Linked to the natural environment

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Caring for the planet as a team

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Collaboration with social projects

groups less than 20

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What does the price include?

The environmental interpretation activity offers an educational and hands-on outdoor experience to understand the evolution of vegetation and the importance of biodiversity. Participants visit different stages of plant communities to identify species and understand the ecological succession process, from pioneer to mature communities. This activity promotes team cohesion and respect for the natural environment, contributing to the conservation of natural heritage through awareness and practical knowledge.

Objectives:

Identify plant species through direct observation.
Understand the phenomenon of ecological succession.
Interpret the relationship between plant morphological characteristics and climatic conditions.
Promote respect for and conservation of the natural environment.

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Objectives:

Identify plant species through direct observation.
Understand the phenomenon of ecological succession.
Interpret the relationship between plant morphological characteristics and climatic conditions.
Promote respect for and conservation of the natural environment.

Day 1

We will visit nearby natural areas where, guided by the instructor, we will explore the different stages of plant communities, learning to identify which stage they are in and what types of communities they belong to (xerophilous, sclerophyllous, deciduous, etc.).

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Target audience

Companies, organizations, and groups seeking to strengthen team cohesion through an educational experience in contact with nature, while raising awareness of the importance of biodiversity.

Who makes it?

The activity is led by professionals with experience in environmental education and ecological restoration. The instructors guide participants through different plant communities, explaining the characteristics of each stage and their relationship with climatic and soil conditions. With a hands-on and participatory approach, the instructors encourage species identification, understanding of ecological succession, and appreciation of natural heritage, fostering respect for the environment.