What lives in the dry-farmed orchard? Field trip at Nave do Barão
A guided walk to discover that a dry-farmed orchard is much more than a collection of trees. Along the route, the group observes the relationship between old trees, cavities, vegetation, pollinating insects and other small inhabitants of this rural landscape. With accessible explanations and guidance on the ground, participants learn where to look, which signs to watch for and why different elements of the orchard can provide food and shelter. A way of starting to look at the…
About the project
QRER is a service cooperative based in Loulé that promotes sustainable development, entrepreneurship and nature and cultural tourism across the interior of the Algarve. It runs walking festivals, gastronomic events and a creative incubator, working with a network of over a dozen cooperators.
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