The Dehesa is a unique ecosystem found primarily in the southwestern regions of Spain and Portugal. It is characterized by open woodlands, where trees like the holm oak and cork oak grow alongside grasslands. This landscape supports a rich biodiversity, providing habitat for various species of birds, mammals, and plants. Dehesas are traditionally used for extensive livestock grazing, particularly for Iberian pigs, which are raised for their high-quality meat. The sustainable management of this land allows for both agricultural production and conservation of the environment, making it an important cultural and economic resource in the region.