Hunting Management Plan for Boumort National Game Reserve
Drafting of the Hunting Management Plan for the Boumort National Game Reserve with a ten-year time horizon.
The document defines objectives, criteria, and actions to ensure adaptive, sustainable, and ecosystem-based management of hunting and biodiversity, integrating territorial participation, innovation, rural development, and coherence with the Natura 2000 network and other land-use planning frameworks. The document defines objectives, criteria, and actions to ensure adaptive, sustainable, and ecosystem-based management of hunting and biodiversity, integrating territorial participation, innovation, rural development, and coherence with the Natura 2000 network and other land-use planning frameworks.
Implementation of pilot sites to estimate wild boar density using the REM technique
Pilot study to estimate wild boar density in natural areas of Catalonia using the Random Encounter Model (REM). The project applies a standardized methodology to obtain accurate data in areas with limited hunting, supporting effective management of wild boar and other mesomammal species.
Hunting Management Plan for Montseny Natural Park
The Hunting Management Plan of the Montseny Natural Park establishes guidelines to manage hunting activities, particularly wild boar and roe deer. In response to population growth and biodiversity impacts, the plan includes hunter participation, monitoring indicators and management criteria applicable to public lands and future sustainable hunting planning.
Hunting Management Plan for the Island of Ibiza
Technical support for the management of small‑game hunting on the island of Ibiza, defining guidelines and contents for hunting regulations and technical plans. The project analyses hunting-related conflicts and species status to establish sustainable, ethical and biodiversity‑friendly management.
Management Plan for Iberian Ibex in Montsant Natural Park
Development of a management plan for the Iberian wild goat in the Serra de Montsant Natural Park. The project integrates previous studies, fieldwork, and techniques such as the Random Encounter Model to estimate densities, project population growth, and define guidelines to ensure the species’ sustainability and the reduction of local agricultural conflicts.
