The Nature Journal of Vale do Lourêdo documents the landscapes, wildlife and natural processes that shape this small valley in Northern Portugal.
Through observations, articles and field notes, this section explores the biodiversity of the area, from native plants and forest ecosystems to birds, reptiles, amphibians and mammals that inhabit the surrounding habitats.
Located in a landscape influenced by the mountains of Northern Portugal, Vale do Lourêdo hosts a mosaic of forests, meadows, streams and rocky slopes that support a remarkable diversity of species.
The Nature Journal aims to share knowledge about these ecosystems and highlight the importance of preserving the natural heritage of this unique territory.
The biodiversity of Vale do Lourêdo reflects the ecological richness of Northern Portugal, where traditional landscapes and natural ecosystems continue to support a wide variety of species.
Through the Nature Journal, visitors can discover the wildlife, plants and habitats that make this valley a small but valuable example of the region’s natural heritage.
Northern Portugal is a region shaped by mountains, forests, rivers and rural landscapes that have evolved over centuries in close relationship with nature. Hidden among these landscapes lies Vale do Lourêdo, a small valley where woodland ecosystems, traditional agricultural areas and natural habitats create a mosaic of biodiversity typical of the northern Portuguese countryside.