2.180
hectares
Andújar
Jaén
J-10.174
Hunting Reserve
Red deer · Fallow deer · Mouflon · Wild boar
main species
Territory and purpose
An estate where land management looks to the long term.
Finca Sardina brings together 2,180 hectares of dehesa and Mediterranean woodland in Andújar, Jaén. Its management combines hunting tradition, agro-silvo-pastoral use and an active commitment to Andalusian biodiversity.
Holm oaks, wildlife, managed pastures and hunting areas coexist in a landscape that calls for judgement, continuity and respect for natural balance.
Responsible hunting
Reserve J-10.174, traditional monterías and areas such as Los Llanos, Los Rasos and El Monte.
Real conservation
Participation in programmes linked to the Iberian lynx, LIFE LYNXCONNECT and habitat restoration.
Living dehesa
Pastures, holm oaks and Mediterranean woodland managed to support prevention, balance and continuity.
Explore
Four ways into Finca Sardina.
The Estate
Territory, dehesa, Mediterranean woodland and ordered rural use.
Hunting
Traditional monterías, recognised hunting areas and rigorous game management.
Conservation
Andalusian biodiversity, protected habitats and collaboration with conservation programmes.
Experiences
Private field days, nature, gastronomy and wildlife observation.