Fountains of the Huerva River

Cerveruela is a municipality in the province of Zaragoza -autonomous region of Aragon-, Spain. Cerveruela lies at an elevation of over 800 metres above sea level. It is a tiny village located on top of a rock in the Iberian System range, next to the Huerva river, in one of the most depopulated areas of Europe. Cerveruela is popular by the name of the island as the mentioned river completely surrounds the village. The area is also well known by its high biodiversity of flora and fauna. A few kilometres away, we find the Gallocanta Lake, one of the most important stopover sites for common cranes and other migrating birds in Europe. COMPLEMENTARY ACTIVITIES: integral part of the camp is the knowledge of the environment as well as culture and history of the community. 1. informal sessions on historicalcultural heritage and land stewardship, provided by experts and local people. 2. Environmental workshops (birdwatching, tools for identifying animal tracks, analysis & diagnosis of river ecosystems, signposting and intepretation of environmental trails, nocturnal birds monitoring, etc). LEISURE ACTIVITIES: Local inmersion (intercultural evenings with local people, active participation in the village celebrations along with the community, driving to natural and cultural attractions in nearby towns medieval Daroca, and natural hotspots, Gallocanta Lake, Hoces del Rio Piedra), farming and animal care at the school farm, evening events / games, non-formal group sessions on youth empowerment and multiculturality, swimming in rivers, movies outdoor, nocturnal photography workshop, bivouac, etc.