Located in the castle of the town of Ainsa, in the heart of the Pyrenees, our museum brings the most important values of the Pyrenean fauna and nature in a simple and didactic way.

Our Eco Museum occupies an 11th century building in the old part of town, declared a national historic-artistic monument.

Inspired by the mountains of the Picos de Europa, the Center for Biodiversity and Sustainable Development “The Mountains of the Bearded Vulture” offers visitors a space for meeting, participation and awareness.

Building owned by the Government of Aragon, and managed by administrative concession by the Foundation.
It has incubators, hatcheries, naturalized decoys, aviary, nest boxes and other equipment for captive breeding. He does not receive public visits.

The “Monte Perdido Biological Station” is located in Revilla, Huesca.
It is located in the restored house “Juan Bernad” from the XVI century, an old building of typical Pyrenean architecture.
XVI, an old building of typical Pyrenean architecture jointly managed by the Foundation for the Conservation of the Bearded Vulture (FCQ) and the Dutch LammerGier Fonds (LGF). Stays in nature and training courses.