The environment is one of the most important assets available to the Principality of Andorra. Being its forest land extension in more than 90%, a mountainous country with three natural parks of great variety of flora and fauna, and dedicated largely to leisure and sports tourism, it is not surprising that caring for the environment is one of the endeavors clearest in the country.
Escaldes-Engordany has a margin of 5,700 residents before its capacity to guarantee the water supply could be compromised. This figure, published by Digital Andorra, does not indicate an immediate cut-off. However, it does raise concerns about the parish's ability to handle a population increase. The warning affects… Read more
Last updated: June 2026 📊 Key data (2025–2026) Area of the Madriu-Perafita-Claror Cultural Landscape: 4,247 ha (UNESCO, 2004) Number of sheep in the 2026 flock: 300 ewes Altitude of the Madriu Valley: between 1,050 m and 2,963 m above sea level Andorra: the only nation in the world declared entirely a Reserve… Read more
Currently electricity is on everyone's lips due to the crazy prices of electricity after the pandemic. If Andorra stands out a lot for something popularly, apart from skiing, it is for the low price of some products such as fuel (gasoline and diesel), alcohol and tobacco. This is because, despite ... Read more
The Principality located in the Pyrenees just between France and Spain takes initiative regarding the environment through projects of various kinds. It is not surprising either, given its small size and its dependence on landscape and nature. Not only for the country itself, but also for foreigners, tourism of which & # 8230; Read more
