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Proteger el Medio Ambiente es responsabilidad de todos. En Fundación Cepsa promovemos la conservación de la biodiversidad, la rehabilitación del patrimonio natural y la educación medioambiental. Por ello, trabajamos promoviendo iniciativas de concienciación y conservación del Medio Ambiente. Además, estamos adheridos al Pacto por el Clima de las Fundaciones Españolas de la Asociación Española de Fundaciones (AEF).
Through environmental projects, we contribute to
the following Sustainable Development Goals
Year 2020
Scientific projects for the study and recovery of natural spaces and species interest supported: 13
Madrevieja natural park
We promote visits and knowledge of the Madrevieja natural park at San Roque (Cádiz). It is home to diverse species of native flora and fauna representing great ecological wealth.
Odiel Marshes and Laguna Primera at Palos de la Frontera (Huelva)
We protect and promote the natural and archaeological heritage of these natural places in Huelva. In the case of Laguna Primera we also carry out conservation, restoration, improvement and public use of the space.
Re-planta Madrid
We join this initiative, promoted by Madrid Futuro and created from civil society, with which the people of Madrid will be able to plant a tree to recover the damage caused by the Filomena storm. The goal is to replant more than 10,000 trees in the city.
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Green Santa Cruz program
We participate in community conservation and maintenance initiatives to make the natural and urban space of Santa Cruz healthier. By doing this we help to promote values connected to heritage and environment of the capital.
Blue Natura LIFE Project
This program aims to quantify carbon deposits and retention rates of the seagrass and tidal marsh habitats in Andalusia. We also seek financing for conservation and restoration projects for Blue Carbon seabed habitats.
Promotion and environmental education on natural areas in Huelva
We promote visits, outreach workshops and promotion activities at the Odiel Dunes Botanical Garden (Huelva). We also organize environmental educational programs for school children and we cooperate with monitoring and conservation work of Osprey populations in the Odiel Marshes.
Mini gardens and healthy eating at schools in Tenerife
This project aims to instill values related to sustainable development, biodiversity, and respect for the environment among children. The children grow a plant in class, observe how it grows, and learn about the importance of a healthy diet.
Educational conferences on World Wetlands Day
During the month of February we organize visits, educational workshops and environmental recreational activities on World Wetlands Day at the Laguna Primera de Palos.