Presented the environmental road map of Asturias
October 19, 2010
It is a document developed by the Spanish Road Association and the Institute of road safety of the Fundación mapfre, and which, as explained in the Act, "not intended to be a road map to post using that revolves around a few criteria that are not present in traditional cartography". In this sense, the project is structured around two large blocks: protected natural spaces and accident rate by trampling of fauna. First of all, pamper Asturias provides information on the various protected natural spaces of the Principality, with a rating ranging from national park landscape protected, through Natural Park and nature reserve. According to the Natura 2000 network, which brings together the richest natural areas and several of the European Union, nearly half of the Asturian territory corresponds to places of Community interest (LIC) and areas of special protection (ZEPA), categories that encompass more than 50 spaces protected in the Principality.