The commitment of Red Eléctrica to biodiversity has always been a key principle of its environmental policy and specifically it becomes evident in its biodiversity strategy and in a specific action plan that covers all the activities of the Company.

Red Eléctrica, through a collaboration agreement with the Regional Government of Navarra, participates in the radio-tracking of several breeding pairs of Golden Eagles located in different ecosystems of the Foral Community of Navarra.

Video 'Minimising the risk of collision'. Red Eléctrica designs nationwide line-marking plans, which incorporate data regarding the routes and flight paths of birds which are most prone to collision, identifying areas where birdlife is potentially at risk.

Red Eléctrica collaborates on this project that seeks to better understand this amazing species and establish standards and guidelines regarding the conservation of grand eagles.

The posidonia oceanica meadows are seagrass colonies of great importance to biodiversity due to their rich flora and fauna. They are listed as a protected species of flora and a priority habitat for conservation within the European Union.

In 2002, the Council of Environment together with other organizations, launched a reintroduction project for the osprey. For over a decade, they have been reintroduced in total about 200 chickens from Finland, Scotland and Germany.

The Golden Eagle is one of the most endangered species of Galicia, there are signs that point to a historical regression. Therefore, for many years Red Eléctrica, along with the Regional Ministry of Rural Affairs of the Government of Galicia, has been participating on a project to boost the population of this species in collaboration with GREFA.

Red Eléctrica is collaborating in an inspiring project to reintroduce the black vulture in the Pyrenees, where the species is attempting to re-establish its former area of distribution. A new colony has now settled midway between black vulture populations in France and the Iberian Peninsula.

Red Eléctrica collaborates on this project supporting the organisations and people involved, who work tirelessly in an attempt to see this species flying over our countryside again. We want to help change their chances of survival.

In Red Eléctrica we develop and carry out numerous actions aimed at the protection and conservation of birdlife.