The typical vegetation is a mix of oak, beech, black pine, holm oak, boxwood, juniper and yew, depending on the orientation and altitude.

Wildlife includes birds such as griffon vultures, Egyptian vultures, bearded vultures, golden eagles, etc. Among mammals: wild boar, foxes, roe deer, and more. In the rivers, you’ll find trout, carp and Pyrenean trouts, among others.

Human presence in the Sierra de Guara has left its mark in the form of prehistoric cave paintings and dolmens scattered across the region. Today, the population is mainly engaged in agriculture, livestock and tourism.