In this space, we bring together the websites of sister associations with which we share fundamental values in the environmental, cultural heritage, and social development fields. We believe in collaboration as a driving force for change and the importance of building networks that strengthen our common goals.

Here you will find organizations committed to protecting the environment, preserving cultural identity, defending heritage, and promoting sustainable development. We invite you to explore their projects, initiatives, and knowledge, joining forces for a broader and more meaningful impact.

Together, we move towards a more conscious, respectful, and committed future.

List:

• CEBE (Spanish Scientists in Belgium) is a non-profit association that seeks to connect and support Spanish researchers in Belgium. Its mission is to create a community where they can share experiences and exchange knowledge. The organization promotes scientific diplomacy, networking, outreach, and advice to scientists arriving in the country. It also offers mentoring and collaboration opportunities for students and professionals. If you want to know more, you can visit their website here.
• SEO BirdLife is a non-profit organization that works for the conservation of biodiversity, with special attention to birds and their ecosystems. Founded in 1954, it is the pioneering entity in Spain for the protection of species and the preservation of natural spaces. Its work includes the study and monitoring of bird populations, habitat restoration, and reporting environmental threats. Furthermore, it encourages citizen participation through volunteering, awareness campaigns, and citizen science projects. If you want to explore more about their work, you can visit their website here. 
  
• SEO Capeluda is an Ornithological Group linked to SEO/BirdLife. Among its objectives is the interest in birds and the nature of the area between Valdés and Foz. You can join their Facebook group here. 
• The Oro No Platform is a citizen movement in Tapia de Casariego, Asturias, that fights against gold mining exploitation in the Salave area. For over two decades, local residents and activists have expressed their opposition to these projects, warning about the serious environmental, social, and economic damages they could cause. The group has led protests, gatherings, and awareness campaigns to urge the authorities to stop mining activities and protect the natural environment. They argue that gold mining is not compatible with sustainable development and that its negative impacts would outweigh any possible benefits for the community. This is their website, and here you can join their Facebook group. 
  

Are you part of another association that is not on the list? Send us an email at correo@fontesdelporcia.com with the information. It is always a pleasure to receive your suggestions!