Discovering the Forest of Ancient Oaks.

isitors to engage with landscapes, fauna, and the daily lives of prehistoric inhabitants. Connected to a project reintroducing endangered bison and horses in the Atapuerca area, the reserve provides a glimpse into the European environment 10,000 years ago. Through direct interaction with the protagonists of Upper Paleolithic ecosystems, visitors learn about hunting techniques and prehistoric lifestyles. The primary objective is to reclaim abandoned natural spaces and conserve endangered species, using species reintroduction to restore biodiversity. This innovative approach combines immersive Prehistory experiences with experimental archaeology, offering a unique opportunity for visitors to connect with the past while contributing to conservation efforts.