WORLD CALL TO TELEWORKING SURROUNDED BY WILD LIFE
… SUNRISE IN SPAIN
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EUROFAUNA PROJECT · Wild Europe in Spain
Call to locate the Information Society in territories with wolves populations
Municipalities that join this initiative will have to enable land to build with conservationist NGO’s wooden huts to live in natural paradises
WHY SPAIN?
Socio- economic reasons Half of the country, 25 million hectares, is without population and / or profitable activities.
Needs urgently reduce public debt and meet deficit reduction targets 50% of young people are unemployed or earn less than one thousand euros per month.
Tourism reasons Is a tourist destination for the world. Its abandoned space is a great resource that must be properly managed to protect nature.
Natural values Being a refuge for Europeans, for fauna and flora during the glaciations until 15,000 years ago, left traces of great value. It is the territory with one of the most biodiversity and rock art caves in Europe.
Wildlife to develop 
 the Information Society in rural areas
GOALS
Recolonize marginal rural Spain with inhabitants not dependent on taxes, facilitating an economy based on nature tourism and international conservationists who live and telecommute in their natural spaces to cooperate in Rewilding actions.
HOW WILL THEY DO IT?
High quality tourism and “tourism with cause" and long duration, that come to fight for the expansion of the wildlife.
Conservationist –Teleworkers will make profitable the expansion of the European fauna in Spain through the diffusion of their personal experience participating in the daily tracking of the Iberian fauna with camera traps from naturalists and rangers.
➢With International Teleworker–Conservationists recruited to help Spanish naturalists to convert abandoned or disadvantaged areas into an engine of rural development with the Information Society, promoting virtual tourism and high quality physical tourism. ➢ Strengthening in the rural territory young people that still remain, or those who want to return. ➢With naturalists, shepherds and Spanish officials, as well young people interested in nature, new technologies and culture, to repopulate the rural environment working in a innovative tourism that values the fauna, flora, landscape and the remaining vestiges of Paleolithic culture.
Cantabrian mountain range
This international call to revive the primal Europe in Spain, will be inaugurated with a first activity, in April 2019 –to repeat annually– to recover symbolically the Great Migration of the Great Wild Herbivores from Doñana marsches to the Cantabrian mountains.
You will ride with a herd of horses that live wild in the Biological Reserve of Doñana, vestige of the Iberian tarpan.
Doñana marshes
From May to October, we will broadcast to the world how horses and teleworkers in charge of tracking them will be in the Cantabrian mountains, living with bears and wolves, so that the tarpan recovers its capacity of defense against predators and benefits from natural selection.
From December to March, the horses will graze in DoĂąana, in AznalcĂĄzar and Almonte, sharing territory with lynxes, cranes and other migratory birds of Europe that spend the winter there, being the protagonists of products of virtual and presential tourism together with other fauna, rock art and European Paleolithic culture.
The herds will go to the South every November. In the month of April they will return to the North. The rodeo to gardern the mares, as well as the horseback riding with the tarpans through the Caùada Leonesa, is a tourist and media advertising offer of first magnitude. 
 The places, for days, to riding with the wildhorses, will be auctioned to finance the project.
ACTIONS CALENDAR
2. November 2018 will be inaugurated the first international camp of teleworkersconservationists in a dehesa of Doñana, in the municipality of Aznalcázar to spread to the world the virtual tourism based on the wild and a presential tourism to share unique life experiences. www.eurofauna.wordpress.com www.wild-europe.com (spanish)
1. Before the official presentation of this Plan, on October 18, 2018, in Berlin, it will be exhibited on September 26 at the World Congress of the European Bison, in the German Land of Brandenburg, together with the plans of expansion of these species in Spain. The call to cooperate with the Spanish naturalists to recovering the European wildlife, is proposed as a reissue of the International Brigades, now to offer "brains" of the Information Society to live with the wild.
ACTIONS:
AUROCHS (Bos taurus)
BISON (Bison bonasus)
CEBRO (asno salvaje)
1. Returning freedom to cows, horses and donkeys allows recovering uros, tarpans and cebros, large herbivores that the Neolithic people domesticated and brought 6,000 years ago from Asia, eradicating their wild relatives from Europe. 
 In addition, we collaborate in the breeding of european bisons, an endangered species that has never been domesticated. They complete the “team" of brushcutters that prevent fires and produce meat where livestock disappear.
TARPAN (Equus ferus)
ACTIONS /2
2. This plan recolonizes unprofitable areas of Spain (half of the country, more than 25 million hectares) with conservationists to reconvert the actual nature conservation policy and the –by the European Agrarian Policy subsidized– livestock breeding. We need to stop funding with our taxes activities that could be profitable Media diffusion of wildlife monitoring and payments for environmental services, are keys to complement a new profitable rural economy in natural spaces.
MUNICIPALITIES ALREADY ADHERED TO THE ACTIONS Riaño (León)
Buseu (Lérida) Alt Pirineu Natural Park
Reserve of large wild herbivores create in 2017
San Cebriá de Mudá (Palencia) Caleao, Caso (Asturias)
1st European bison reserve, created in Spain, in 2010
Redes Natural Park
Ejulve (Teruel) Europe most unpopulated area.
Aznalcázar (Sevilla)
Municipality that contributes with the third part of the Doñana National Park
INTERNACIONAL BRIGADES
WHAT DOES IT CONSIST ON?
Settlements in 2,000 municipalities –with wolf population and other emblematic species– with up to 15 conservationists–teleworkers in each, to develop Virtual Tourism and Information Society in rural dependent Spain capable to recover threatened European fauna.
WHY THAT DENOMINATION?
This initiative takes its name from the International Brigades, an historic act of solidarity for which 200.000 idealists from 53 countries came to Spain 80 years ago to fight for their ideals. The difference of the current call, far to political ideologies, is that, instead of coming willing to die, this time they are invited to come to live, a full, exciting life, combining the activity that each can develop by Internet with the experience of recovering the wild life and values of the primal Europe.
TELEWORKERS INTERNATIONAL BRIGADES
WHAT IS THE ROLE?
OBSERVATION, TRACKING, PROTECTION AND COMMUNICATION OF NATURE
FAUNA
FLORA
SCENERY
PALEOLITHIC ROCK ART OF THE PRIMAL EUROPE
PROMOTION AND DEVELOPMENT OF ECOTOURISM with VIRTUAL TOURISM & HIGH QUALITY PRESENTIAL TOURISM
ACTIVITIES RELATED TO FAUNA for the participation of international–teleworkers 1. Tracking the wildlife, with camera traps and other resources.
2. Communicate the values of nature broadcasting to the world the experience of living in natural paradises.
ACTIVITIES RELATED TO FAUNA for the participation of international teleworkers /2 3. Introduction of wild herbivores (auerochs, tarpans, cebros, bisons and ibex) controlled with electric fences and small fauna (rabbit, hare, partridge, pigeon, etc.)
4. Use branches and trunks of removed pines to cover
predator–proof tubes. Building a place for rabbits, hares and other animals to live.
6. Plant cereals crops to help populations of partridges, quail, pigeons and other species.
5.Restore dry walls and avoid the collapse of rural buildings that are used as shelter by wildlife.
ACTIVITIES RELATED TO FAUNA 7. Restore ponds and wetlands to promote populations of amphibians and waterfowl.
8. Artificial nests, feed and hacking stations to reintroduce raptors.
ACTIVITIES RELATED TO FLORA
1. Recover native flora by removing allochthonous plants and repopulating pines, around the original trees that have regrown.
2. Put trees protectors on naturally born trees to protect them from herbivores.
3. Plantation of wild fruit trees and characteristic flora 
 of the area that does not return by itself.
4. Encourage pollinating species.
ACTIVITIES RELATED TO LANDSCAPE
1. Establish non–straight firewalls of wide surface, with islands of vegetation, that protect the landscape, eaten by wild herbivores.
2. Signpost the existence of reservations on the roads that cross them.
PROMOTION AND DEVELOPMENT OF ECOTOURISM 1. Prepare 14-seat safari vehicles for guided tours.
2. WEB page and social networks of the project. Materials to promote virtual tourism by providing trackers with camera traps, satellite tracking, filming equipment, drones, optical material, observation hides, observation towers, etc.
Letter to the Government of Spain
To make possible a social sector that conserve and produce endangered fauna to recover rural unpopulated areas, is necessary a change of conservation, education and territory laws, such as: 1. Legal de-domestication of large herbivores, recognizing the right to return to the freedom cows, donkeys and horses, managed like deer or ibex.
3.Facilitate the access to communal territory by Teleworkers–Conservationists to develop his work.
2. Define the job profile of Teleworker Conservationist, adding facets from cattle rancher, transhumant, hunting guard, environmental agent, journalist, outdoor monitor and tour guide figures.
4. Modify urban planning to build teleworker camps in protected areas or rustic territory. 5. Allow children to have his school in the field by Internet.
Letter to the Government of Spain /2
Infrastructures to start up
High speed Internet coverage to the villages of "TeleworkersConservationists"
Virtual School to provide a telematic program for children of the villages in remote areas of the “Teleworkers Conservationists"
Camps for school children of "Teleworkers-Conservationist" villages in remote areas
Communication Platform to design and disseminate tourism products based on the wild
Develop tourist products based on primal Europe
Products to attract virtual and selected tourism 1. Twelve icons species, spaces and trackers that represent the existing wildlife in 25 million hectares of abandoned Spain. 2. International communication channel, which will allow access to the iconicism of freedom and wildness. 3. Virtual tourism and brains and talent from the Information Society that translocate their activity to villages of Spain. 4. Packages of exclusive face-to-face tourism to live unique experiences. 5. Riding wild horses from the South to the North and from the East to the West in Spain, to reproduce the migrations of the great wild herbivores of Europe.
Actions
1. Identify Icons (12 species, 12 spaces and 12 emblematic trackers throughout the Spanish geography. 2. Recycle the current field work of 12 trackers for its retransmission. Capture images with camera traps, drones, wildlife recovery, etc. 3. Blogs and their respective social networks (WhatsApp, Telegram, Instagram, YouTube, Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, among others), with the twelve species and trackers chosen. 4. Organize and develop tour packages (fauna migration, horses riding, etc.)
Actions /2 1. Breeding of Bisons, Auerochs and Tarpan as key element of the tourist offer together with the existing predators and other fauna. 2. Wooden huts to rent to tourists, conservationists–teleworkers or retired naturalists, who spread to the world their experience of participating in recovering primal Europe. 3. Vehicles for safaris in the Large Wild Herbivores reserves, offering an immersion in the Paleolithic. 4. Establish a telematic school that allows families with children to participate in the project and acquire cutting–edge training in the Information Society, self–entrepreneurship and universality.
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