The Natural Park of Las Ubiñas-La Mesa is located in the municipality of Teverga in the Principality of Asturias, Spain. The Ubiña's massif contains Picos del Fontán and Peña Ubiña, with elevations reaching 2,400 meters. Over 65% of the park is forested, with oak and beach trees predominant. The most important forest type is the hayedo forest, and the park supports important wildlife such as the Cantabrian brown bear, Cantabrian capercaillie, alpine sparrow, and red rock partridge.

1. UBIÑA'S NATURAL
PARK
Estela Argul Marcos 4ºA - Nº5.
Iratxe Pulgar Álvarez. 4ºA - Nº26.

2. The Natural Park of Las
Ubiñas-La Mesa is in
the Principality of
Asturias It is in
Teverga´s municipality.
Situation.

3. The Ubiña´s massif has
got 2.400 metres. (Picos
del Fontán and Peña
Ubiña).
Ubiña´s Massif.

4. Flora.
The 65 porcent of
Ubiña's land is forest,
beach and oak.
11 series of plants are
here.
Hayedo: it’s the most
important and
representative forest.
Hayedo.

5. Fauna.
The most important animal
is: the cantabric’s brown
bear.
In the woodland: Cantabrian
capercaillie.
The high mountain area
alpine sparrow and the red
rock partridge.

6. Cantabrian capercaillie.

7. Wildcat.
Fox.