mountains animals, stories of people
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mountains animals, stories of people6 stories · about 7 min reading
Six readings link the domestic Garrano, the shepherding and fauna described in 1758 to the food and family life of the wolf. Compares sources and draws a changing pack. Memories and regional references are not sighting routes.
- The life you don't always seeLittle horse, mountain passGarrano is part of the Northwest's living heritage.Read this story
- Crafts and memoriesBy nightfall, cattle would come homeBetween the fields and the mountain, there was a daily rhythm.Read this story
- Crafts and memoriesThe herd was also a village matterIn Cambezes, the inter-help reached the pastures.Read this story
- The life you don't always seeThe animals of an ancient portraitAn account of the mountains, written in 1758.Read this story
- The life you don't always seeA landscape is also foodThe wolf is part of a network of relationships.Read this story
- The life you don't always seeIberian wolfA documented presence in the landscape of the municipality.Read this story