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A part of the territory of the Guarda City Council is integrated in the Natura 2000 Network promoted by the European Union in order to preserve natural habitats and guarantee the existing biodiversity.<\/p>\n
In the Network, an area of the Mi\u00f1o estuary is included as a Special Protection Area for Birds (ZEPA), a place of special relevance for the conservation of birds that obliges to maintain the right conditions for resting, reproducing and feeding.<\/p>\n
In January 2008, the plenary session of the City Council adhered to the letter of Aalborg and acquired the commitment to elaborate the Local Agenda 21, a document in which environmental problems and actions aimed at achieving a sustainable and respectful City Council with natural resources must be collected.<\/p>\n
Transmit the concerns about environmental issues to society, promote actions aimed to protect natural spaces, enhancing the possibilities of the estuary for the observation of migratory birds, collaborate with local associations in the defense of biodiversity, signify the landscape values of the Trega and Torroso mountains and collaborate With 21 School Agenda are some of the reasons for being in this department store.<\/p>\n
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