The Parque Nacional da Peneda-Gerês national park has long been one of the main “stage” of the action, and in knowing this piece of land is, above all, an act of great responsibility to Claudia Fernandes. “When we got to tourists, whether domestic or international, it's our duty to show them the richness of the environment that we have, but also to make them aware of the need to meet in the Park, and in our villages, the people and the animals who live here. On our tours in the area of environmental preservation, it is always present.”