Monument to Felix Rodriguez de la Fuente
In the natural environment of The Treble, in the vicinity of Calahorra, is the monument dedicated to Félix Rodríguez de la Fuente, a key figure in the popularization and protection of nature in Spain.
Located about 30 meters from the road, this monolith is integrated into the landscape, inviting you to discover it during tours in the area.
The monument was erected in 1980 and consists of a monolith pyramid-shaped, about 2.5 meters in height, made in artificial stone. On its top stands a metal sculpture of a hand holding a falcon symbol of the bond between the human being and the nature as both defended Félix Rodríguez de la Fuente.
At the base of the monument you can read an inscription commemorative, which strengthens your character tribute.
Location and meaning
The choice of this place is not casual. The place of The Treble is an area of high natural value, close to space as the Cutthroat, characterized by its wealth of fauna and its interest for the observation of birds.
The monument is situated in an environment where historically there have been colonies of birds of prey, which connects directly with the work of the naturalist and their commitment to the conservation of the natural environment.
More than an isolated element, this monument is part of the landscape and of the routes in the area. Its location makes it a point of reference within walking trails.
It is a simple place, but a significant one, which invites you to stop and remember the figure of the person who helped to bring nature to several generations.
