Jordi Tena
\n<\/strong><\/h3>\nJordi is a vet at Zaragoza university and a specialist in ethologie of mountain fauna. His experience in this field is wide, as he is still the vet who assists the specialists during the capture campaigns for local or governmental administrations. His skilled hands have at some time taken care of marmots, martens, izards, mouflons, raptors, roes and birds of any size. Jordi has a passion for both ornithology and \u00a0photography so it\u2019s the reason why demanding birdwatchers should try to go out with him!<\/p>\n
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Pirenalia<\/strong> is a company which deals, with the discovery of the animal world as the same time as it does research on wildlife. The Capercaillie, the rock ptarmigan, the black woodpecker, Tengmalm\u2019s owl, the Izard, the bighorn sheep, the bearded vulture, the Iberian ibex and the European wildcat<\/strong> are the most emblematic species studied by our specialists.<\/p>\nThese specialists offer you, through organized trips, the possibility of discovering wild and rarely visited places where numerous species can still be found in a preserved habitat.<\/p>\n
Our wildlife trips destinations depend on the different seasons. Reproductions, winter migrations, are the factors to take into account and to guarantee a successful experience, as regard to the quantity of species and the success of your observations.<\/p>\n
Ornithologists, naturalists or simple adventurers be aware;<\/strong> our trips have been specially created for you! We have patiently looked for the best places to observe the species we are interested in and as all our guides are specialists, they will be able to give you all the information required about animals and their environment.<\/p>\nOn the other hand, we also offer you special outings of 2, 3 or 4 days to allow you to observe a specific species; these outings are expressly designed for photographers, but everybody is welcome!<\/strong> A photographer, most of our team is dedicated to this art or passion and we are very aware of your expectations and what you are looking for!<\/p>\n[\/vc_column_text][\/vc_tta_section][vc_tta_section i_icon_fontawesome=”fa fa-check-square-o” add_icon=”true” title=”Our ethic” tab_id=”ethic”][vc_column_text]<\/p>\n
Pirenalia<\/strong> team takes into account all the parameters in order to guarantee the complete success, concerning your observations. That is the reason why:<\/p>\n\n- We do not subcontract: we personally guide all our clients during our trips.<\/li>\n
- We work only with small groups: groups between 4 and 12 people are the best size, not only so our clients can enjoy a good service but also to guarantee the respect of the habitat and of the wild species..<\/li>\n
- We only do what we know: although our product range is not very wide, our specialized sector should give you satisfaction.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Although it is obvious that the aim of our trips is to watch specific animals, we also think that it is important to discover the culture of the region visited; as animal watching is likely to be done only during very specific hours, we will have plenty of time to enjoy the art, architecture, history, archeology or even local specialized workers..<\/p>\n
As regards to accommodation during these discovery-trips, we particularly look for distinguished places situated in attractive sites. So each country house, inn or hotel has been chosen because of its natural and authentic spirit. In the same way gastronomy is one of the most important factors of the expeditions we offer. The restaurants where you will have the opportunity to taste local cuisine, traditional old dishes, always accompanied with good wine, are specially selected!<\/p>\n
Before inviting you to enjoy our programmes, we would like to insist on the fact that respect and protection of the environment are a priority as well as a code of behaviour for all the members of Pirenalia<\/strong>. Nowadays because of too much technology and too many people there is a high risk of damaging the animals, the environment. One of our main aims is looking after the environment and also making your excursions as enjoyable as possible.<\/p>\n[\/vc_column_text][\/vc_tta_section][\/vc_tta_tour][\/vc_column][\/vc_row]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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