The Foundation for the Conservation of the Bearded Vulture (FCQ) and the Aragonese Association of Pyrenean Breed Cattle Breeders (ASAPI), join forces with the support of the Aínsa Town Council, owner of the municipal slaughterhouse, the University of Zaragoza and the Sobrarbe Businessmen Association to encourage the consumption of Pyrenean Breed meat km 0, born, raised and slaughtered in Sobrarbe itself, thus facilitating contributions to the necrophagous bird feeder managed by the FCQ in Aínsa and closing a circle of development and sustainability that encompasses livestock farming, catering and environmental conservation.

The Pilot Project "Innovation and sustainable development through the recovery of endangered species", financed by the Ministry of the Environment and Rural and Marine Affairs within the framework of the National Rural Network, is presented as a work initiative that aims to activate innovative mechanisms of social promotion capable of promoting sustainable rural development initiatives linked to the conservation of endangered species. The main objective of this project was to create the necessary environmental conditions for the permanent establishment of the Bearded Vulture specimens present in the mountainous environment of the Picos de Europa.

The Bearded Vulture became extinct in the Picos de Europa in the mid-20th century, with the last reproduction data dating back to the 1960s. The main objective of this project was to create the necessary environmental conditions for the permanent establishment of the Bearded Vulture specimens present in the mountainous environment of the Picos de Europa.

During 2016, FCQ technicians carried out work to develop part of the actions of the Quebrantahuesos Recovery Plan in Aragón and Life Red Quebrantahuesos.

During 2017 FCQ technicians will develop work for the development of part of the actions of the Bearded Vulture Recovery Plan in Aragon and Life Red Quebrantahuesos.

Under the project title "Borda: initiatives for rural development through nature conservation in the Pyrenees", a series of management, education and environmental conservation experiences were initiated, compatible with the maintenance of agricultural and livestock activities. through the conservation of the biological and landscape diversity that the Pyrenees house.

During 2016 FCQ technicians developed work for the development of part of the actions of the Bearded Vulture Recovery Plan in Aragon and Life Red Quebrantahuesos.