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Twenty million years ago, endless laurel forests covered the southern part of Europe. Since then, the majority of them have disappeared. Yet four hundred kilometres away from the largest desert on Earth, one of these magnificent ancient forests survives to this day, giving a home to animals that cannot be found anywhere else in the world as La Gomera giant lizard or the Bolle's laurel pigeon. Garajonay National Park is a true hidden paradise on the island of La Gomera, one of the Canary Islands, where wildlife thrives without human intervention. Every corner offers a visual spectacle and unparalleled biodiversity found nowhere else on the planet. This ancient forest is a testimony of adaptation and resilience in a constantly changing world.
- SILVER AWARD WINNER Tourism Film Festival Africa Nature film SOUTH AFRICA 2024
- Finalist Wildlife Vaasa Festival-International Nature Film Festival FINLAND 2024
- Official Selection Ekotopfilm SLOVAKIA 2024
- Official Selection CINEMA FIA SPAIN 2024
- Official Selection BIO FILM FESTIVAL ITALIA 2024
- Official Selection XXXIV edición del Memorial María Luisa de Fotografía y Video SPAIN 2023