The SEGUIMARC program consists of the application of capture, marking and tracking techniques with the bearded vulture. In 1992, the FCQ and the Government of Aragon launched a program to capture and mark bearded vultures, through which a total of 150 specimens have been marked.

The program proposes to publicize the natural environment (biodiversity, ecosystems, protected spaces...) and the actions of man in relation to the territory (art, architecture, traditional crafts...). The activities take place in the Eco Museum managed by the FCQ in the Aínsa Castle (Huesca) and its surroundings.

The use of poison in the natural environment is legally prohibited at community (EU), state (Spain) and autonomous (CCAA) level. The illegal use of poisons has become, together with land use change, unsustainable use of natural resources and habitat fragmentation, one of the main threats to the conservation and survival of many wild species.

The SOS Tendidos Eléctricos Platform is made up of nine organizations related to nature conservation, and was created, after a series of previous actions that have placed the true dimension of the problem of power lines, with the main objective of alerting public opinion and administrations about the seriousness of the problem of electrocution and collision of birds in power lines, today, the main cause of unnatural death faced by our most endangered bird species.