Agricultural and livestock projects

We incorporate a social approach into every project through active community participation and the promotion of local employment. We organize workshops and awareness-raising days to involve neighbors to learn about the project and to show them how their natural and heritage environment is protected. In addition, we prioritize the hiring of local professionals in the execution of our work, generating employment opportunities and strengthening the social fabric.

Our focus is on maximizing productivity and long-term sustainability. We offer advice on crop and forest management, including regenerative practices, optimization of water resources and pest prevention. In addition, we design forest management plans with an emphasis on maintaining soils to increase their biodiversity and improve soil resilience. By implementing these strategies, we help to reduce the impact of adverse events and to meet the sustainability requirements that are increasingly in demand in the sector.

We have more than 20 years of experience collaborating with both public administrations and private sector companies. We have worked on projects of various sizes, from large plans and programs to small projects. We understand the importance of meeting tight deadlines and regulatory standards and tight budgets. Thanks to our experience, we can facilitate administrative and technical processes, ensuring that each project is executed efficiently and sustainably.

We focus on the early identification of environmental impacts through detailed studies and impact assessments. We design mitigation plans that include emission control, efficient waste management, and the recovery of affected ecosystems. In addition, we offer consultancy for the integration of sustainable measures in the design and development of the project. Our goal is that each work or project is not only viable, but also respectful of the natural environment.

We use a combination of archaeological surface surveys, satellite image analysis and non-invasive geophysical studies to detect possible sites. These techniques make it possible to identify areas of interest without altering the terrain regardless of its size, facilitating the planning of projects or activities that respect and protect existing cultural heritage.