In the sandy areas of El Jable, one of the most unique landscapes of Lanzarote, traditional agriculture shares territory with bird species whose survival depends on the conservation of their habitat. Among them is the Canarian hubara, catalogued in danger of extinction since 1990 and made one of the protagonists of the efforts to preserve the biodiversity of the island.
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In the sandy areas of El Jable, one of the most unique landscapes of Lanzarote, traditional agriculture shares territory with bird species whose survival depends on the conservation of their habitat. Among them is the Canarian hubara, catalogued in danger of extinction since 1990 and made one of the protagonists of the efforts to preserve the biodiversity of the island.