The village of Ernes, almost entirely depopulated—more or less forcibly—in the 1960s following the creation of the Grandas de Salime reservoir, seemed condemned to extinction.
After the summer wildfires, volunteers organize to prevent erosion from runoff and the pollution of rivers.
The smaller-than-expected impact of the fires on the vineyards was the result of a firebreak effect and a commitment to a life connected with nature.
The festival will host the premiere in 2026: a film of light and shadow
The communities of the Groba or Sabucedo mountains take charge of the ‘curros’ to preserve the wild horse and biodiversity in Galicia.
The collective launches crowdfunding for its documentary
The Camilo José Cela Museum will host the exhibition until September 15
The population of centenarians in Galicia has quadrupled since the beginning of the 21st century, and it continues to grow every year.
The case of Muras illustrates the complex idiosyncrasies arising from the coexistence of rural populations and wind farms.
