The expedition, promoted by the Autonomous University of Madrid under the Firepoctep Avanza program, made a stop at the Casa del Inca Garcilaso. During their stay, the youth are exploring the connection between environmental conservation, local history, and human rights.
The participants' agenda includes visits to iconic landmarks such as the Castillo del Gran Capitán and the Museo Garnelo. Furthermore, the group has learned firsthand about sustainable wine production models at Bodega Robles, reinforcing the link between economic activity and environmental respect.
The 17-day training itinerary across various autonomous regions aims to train young people as leaders committed to forest fire prevention. The initiative also highlights the figure of the Inca Garcilaso, coinciding with the 410th anniversary of his passing.
