En el año 2016, el Organismo Autónomo Parques Nacionales celebró 100 años de la primera Ley de parques nacionales, publicada el 8 de diciembre de 1916. Con tal motivo, convocó un Concurso de Fotografía bajo el título 100 Años en la Red de Parques Nacionales: Los parques nacionales y sus gentes para promover, impulsar y valorar las aportaciones que los ciudadanos pudieran realizar con el fin de fomentar un mejor y mayor conocimiento de la extraordinaria riqueza natural y humana que alberga el conjunto de los 15 parques nacionales que configuran la actual Red.
Con esta exposición, en la que se presentan dos fotografías por Parque Nacional seleccionadas de entre las 150 finalistas del concurso, se ofrece una visión amplia y artística de la riqueza natural del territorio nacional. Una riqueza que viene protegiéndose desde hace ya más de 100 años y que constituye la muestra más representativa y conservada del singular patrimonio natural español. Un maravilloso legado a conocer, admirar y conservar, en beneficio de las generaciones presentes y venideras.
| Exposición disponible para | Medio de transporte necesario |
|---|---|
Préstamo |
Furgoneta mediana |
| Peso | Volumen | Superficie mínima para el montaje |
|---|---|---|
| 200 kg aprox. | 1,5 m3 | Se recomienda una superficie no menor de 50 m lineales para poder espaciar los cuadros |
| Elementos | Dimensiones de los cuadros | Peso |
|---|---|---|
|
32 cuadros en cuatro cajas (no incluye los soportes para colgar) |
101 x 71 x 2 cm | 1,2 kg. aprox. cada uno |
| Destinatarios público en general |
|---|
Portada de la exposición Parques Nacionales de España
Presentación de la exposición Parques Nacionales de España
Aigüestortes i Estany de Sant Maurici. Estany de Sant Maurici / Sara Marrero
Aigüestortes i Estany de Sant Maurici. Trashumancia / Eric Grosche
Cabañeros. Tras la ansiada lluvia / Pedro Hernández Sastre
Cabañeros. Calentando motores / Pedro Hernández Sastre
Caldera de Taburiente. Aguas ferruginosas del barranco del limonero / Miguel Ángel Hernández
Caldera de Taburiente. Parado frente al mar / Javier Martínez Morán
Archipiélago de Cabrera. Cabrera / Juan García
Archipiélago de Cabrera. Cabrera-sub-cratena / Alfonso Herrera Bachiller
Doñana. Ciervas cruzando el agua / Romero Cáceres
Doñana. Saca de las yeguas de belleza salvaje / Antonio Ramos Moreno
Garajonay. Coloso / Marcos Felipe García
Garajonay. Etéreo / Marcos Felipe García
Islas Atlánticas de Galicia. Mirador del príncipe / Víctor Rivera Jove
Islas Atlánticas de Galicia. Gaviota / Andrea Arias
Monfragüe. Perdidos en Monfragüe / Gonzalo Viedma
Monfragüe. Aspirante al trono / Mercedes Rodríguez Romero
Ordesa y Monte Perdido. Cumbres de Ordesa desde la llanura oscense / Enric Grosche
Ordesa y Monte Perdido. Ahí estábamos mirándonos mutuamente / María Drago
Picos de Europa. Sea of clouds over Valdeón / Miguel Ramos
Picos de Europa. Cueva de hielo de Peña Castil / Jesús Sánchez Bermejo
Sierra de Guadarrama. Manzanares el Real / Sergio Nula
Sierra de Guadarrama. Buitres negros / Enrique Calvo Bleye
Sierra Nevada. Loma del Calvario / Juan Jiménez
Sierra Nevada. Acequia almiar de Sierra Nevada / Pepa Rodríguez Infante
Tablas de Daimiel. Amanece en las Tablas de Daimiel / Jesús Sánchez Bermejo
Tablas de Daimiel. Acicalándose / Flavia Barrio
Teide. Teide tras la lluvia al atardecer / José Domingo Hernández
Teide. La Gomera entre tajinastes / José Domingo Hernández
Timanfaya. Ocre / Jorge Candela Calvo
Timanfaya. Parque Nacional de Timanfaya / Mª Dolores Blesa
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