From their laboratory in Pontones, on the banks of the Segura River, the participants will know the surroundings of the surrounding saw, participate in a workshop where they will learn different culinary techniques and culminate the experience by savoring the result of their work, accompanied by some of the seasonal elaborations of Silvestres. The products of this land will be the protagonists: wild fruits and roots, aromatic herbs or seasonal mushrooms, this will depend on the time when participants are encouraged to enjoy. Various processes that will transform the product into something unique will be used to allow participants to live a culinary experience where innovation and tradition intertwine. Each experience will be different, created to surprise the participants with the unexpected and connect their senses to the soul of the saw, as they learn, enjoy and marvel at what nature and science can achieve together.

In Pontones, located in the idyllic surroundings of the Sierra de Segura, "Vida Trashumante," an innovative initiative that fuses the transhumanous livestock tradition with sustainable agriculture, a unique symbiosis where sheep pasture among olive trees, contributing to ecological balance and the conservation of the environment. In this context, the experience "Behind the footsteps of transhumanism" invites participants to become pastors for one day. Along this journey, you will live closely the history of transhumanism as you explore one of the most emblematic routes that pastors have followed for centuries. The route goes through one of the traditional livestock routes used by the transhuman herds, where participants will have the opportunity to explore tins, counters and other livestock infrastructures that have been part of the landscape for generations. As you advance the road, you will enjoy the most spectacular landscapes of the mountain, surrounded by a unique nature. Among the highlights of the tour is the birth of the Segura River or the Campos de Hernán Pelea, one of the most emblematic areas of the region where you can also appreciate the majesty of the leonate vulture or the flight of the broken bones.

The day begins with a walk along the trails near El Cantalar, where the participants observe the local flora in search of fallen seeds and native aromatic plants. After identifying the acorn seeds, he returns to El Cantalar to learn the Japanese technique of "Nendo Dango," created by Fukoka. This technique allows to avoid soil tillage and promotes the natural regeneration of the earth. To make the seed balls, clay and worm fumes are used, which are mixed until a molding paste is obtained. Then small balls of the size of a meatball are formed to cover the acorn seeds and are left to dry in the sun. This technique is used to reforer damaged spaces, and there are two ways to plant these balls: throw them in areas that need reforestation or carry them as a souvenir to plant in a pot. If this last option is chosen, it is enough to semi-bury half the ball on the earth and water it until the clay is undone and the seeds germinate.

The Iberian wolf is much more than a symbol of peninsular fauna; it is an essential pillar for maintaining the balance in the ecosystems it inhabits. Through this experience at the Collado del Almond Wildlife Center, participants will be able to know their behavior, their interaction with the environment and the challenges they face. Understanding its importance is the first step towards its conservation, promoting the coexistence between human beings and this emblematic species of the Natural Park of the Serras de Cazorla, Segura and Las Villas. Throughout the year, the park offers a changing natural show that enriches this experience. In spring, participants will be able to see how life bloom and learn about the wolf puppies and their role in the herd. In summer, sunrise and sunset reveal the most elusive habits of wolves, while reflecting on habitat conservation. In autumn, the deer's berrhea shows the importance of the wolf as an ecological regulator, and in winter, its presence becomes more visible in a quiet and quiet environment. In addition to the observation of the wolf, the experience will include a tour by tourist train, allowing to enjoy the landscape To finish the experience, participants will also be able to enjoy the observation of birds, taking advantage of the ornithological wealth of the area. (*) For children with disabilities the entry is free.

The Rural Accommodation La Rosita, a newly renovated 17th-century house, maintains original elements such as adobe bricks, stones and wooden beams. It offers a weekend experience combining hiking and local cuisine, in a fully equipped accommodation. Upon arrival, guests will receive a welcome detail to start their stay. The next day, the hiking day takes place, a tour of 11.4 km along the Senda de los Pescadores, next to the Guadalanimín River, where you can observe the local fauna. At the end of the route, you can relax in a jacuzzi with mountain views. To close the experience, visitors will enjoy an afternoon of bird observation from the La Rosita library, equipped with prismatics and specialized books. The evening can be completed with a breakfast or snack of typical DegustaJaén products, such as salchichon, cheese, extra virgin olive oil and wood oven bread. An ideal proposal to connect with the nature and tradition of the area. (*) Breakfast supplement or snack of typical products.

This experience combines the emotion of ornithological observation with the serenity of the natural park, a unique environment that invites you to learn, explore and connect with nature. The participants will discover exceptional ecosystems and have the opportunity to observe emblematic birds such as broken bones in their natural habitat, guided by local experts who will share their knowledge and passion. The activity includes an interpretative route to understand the importance of biodiversity and conservation efforts in the area, highlighting the role of these birds in the balance of ecosystems. Furthermore, the commitment to sustainability is reflected in each detail: from responsible use of resources to the promotion of environmentally friendly practices. To close the day, an educational workshop deepens the relationship between necrophagal birds and their environment, inspiring participants to contribute to conservation. More than an activity, it is a transformative experience that promotes connection with nature and conscious learning while inviting the practice of environmentally friendly tourism. Information of interest: The meeting point with the guide will be adapted depending on where the participants are. Possibility to hire, in addition, accommodation: https: / / www.huertacazorla.eu / accommodation

A unique experience where knowing how the force of water has shaped the landscape and history of this region for millions of years. Following the route of the Guadalquivir River, visitors are immersed in a natural environment of limestone rocks that, like a sugar terron, have been dissolved by water to form cannons, caves and travertines, which offer a spectacular landscape. The Cascade of Linarejos, with its imposing fall, and the trails that allow aerial views of the canyon, stand out as jewels of this route. In the past, this environment played a crucial role in the local economy. The travertine limestones and extensive pine trees were used for construction and wood industry, developed in places like Vadillo-Castril, where a hydroelectric dam supported production. Although these activities ceased, the river continues to be a source of wealth through sustainable tourism and barranquism, which attracts visitors to enjoy its fast and waterfalls. This route invites not only to explore natural beauty, but also to reflect on the relationship between water and human development, promoting respect for the environment and its resources. Link to the route map: https: / / www.google.com / maps / d / viewer? mid = 1IP7o8OB09fJJKAfyXURC7XVfkRhtRuY & usp = sharing

Learn about the natural wealth of the region of Segura with this experience designed for nature lovers. During a day in the heart of the Natural Park of the Serras de Cazorla, Segura and Las Villas, you will discover the incredible diversity of birds that inhabit their forests, banks and open skies. Equipped with prismatics and a practical guide, you will learn to identify species such as herrererillos, carboneros, petirreros or rapacious birds such as the leonate vulture, as we tour spectacular landscapes such as the Madera River, from the village of La Toba, the Anchuricas reservoir or the Yelmo lookout. Guided by a local guide, go to the art of recognizing birds for their plumage, singing and behavior, all in a relaxed environment. This experience not only connects with nature, but also promotes conservation and respect for the environment. Perfect for couples or small groups, "Safe Birds" is a unique opportunity to explore the biodiversity of one of Jaén's jewels in a didactic and exciting way. Let yourself be surprised by the singing of birds and the majesty of this natural paradise! Activity not recommended for children under 12 years of age. Highlights: autumn and spring.