 The slopes in this space covered by holm and gall oak groves, with an entomologic fauna of considerable interest. Concretely, three coleopters that have been marked as of European Community Interest live in these forests: the stag beetle (Lucanus cervus), the Cerambyx cerdo longhorn beetle and the Osmoderma eremita cetonide. This latter beetle is in fact the naturalist jewel in this enclave as it is known in very few emplacements and its conservation is considered a priority in the European Union.
 Habitats of European Community Interest: 8 (4 priority ones) that occupy 64 % of the space. The most represented habitats are 9240, 9340, 6220 and 6210. Especially noteworthy as priority habitats are 6220, 6210, 6230 and 91E0, occupying 13 % of the space.
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