Vale Carapito rewilding area

Vale Carapito is located near Vilar Maior, a village with medieval features, situated on the northern border of Sabugal municipality and close to Spain.
Crossed by the Cesarão River, a small tributary of the Côa River, this valley contains natural values characteristic of the territory. The riverside gallery of ash trees runs through meadows where some cattle and Roe Deer still graze. The slopes are covered with Pyrenean Oak woods. Along the way, countless species of birds can be seen; dragonflies and Mediterranean terrapins take refuge in the aquatic corridor and various species of butterflies hover over the flowering meadows.
Complementing the rich natural heritage, there is the history and built heritage of Vilar Maior, with the 13th century castle standing out from its highest point.
Vale Carapito is also a rewilding area, where @rewildingportugal4143 has been acquiring land and managing it for nature conservation. Recently, a small herd of the rare Sorraia breed of horse was introduced here. This is also part of the territory covered by the Life Wolflux project, whose aim is to promote the ecological and socio-economic conditions necessary for the survival of the sub-populations of Iberian wolves south of the Douro river, allowing this species to fulfil its functional role as a top predator.

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[joaomorais]

Gostaria de dizer que nessa ribeira perto desse pontão( minuto 1:50 ) que é filmada ai tem um lugar de dificil acesso que os antigos da minha familia falavam que se chama o poço boisão, um poço que supostamente nao tem fundo a vista, ele surge no meio da ribeira numa zona rochosa, parece que foi lapidado a mao pois a circunferência(1.89m de diametro ) na rocha é um perfeito circulo, provavelmente é possivel avistar esse poço nesta altura fim de julho quando quase nao corre agua na ribeira de outra forma nao é possivel avistar o poço.

[DholeCC]

Tem espaço para veados, corços, gamos, javalis, linces, kulans, taurus, castores, lobos e até ursos