The intention is to study of the threatened flora and vegetation in the Güigüí Special Nature Reserve, in which very unique enclave exist such as massives, ravines and South-West cliffs of the island of Gran Canaria. Due to the heterogeneity and the intrinsic difficulty of the work area the actual status of many of the populations presents in the Reserve is unknown and so the measurements to be taken into account for its conservation.

The restoration of the priority habitat "Endemic forests of Juniperus spp." in the Güigüí Special Nature Reserve will lay the foundations that will allow the Council of  Gran Canaria  implement recovery measures for this habitat in the southwestern region of the island, to safeguard this important ecosystem and its own species, as well as those depending on them.

This project will act in the upper area of the Güigüí Special Nature Reserve, more concretely in the Los Hogarzos and Los Cedros Mountain. This area of the Island has a potential distribution of thermophilic forests with an important presence of junipers and cedars, as well as elements of Canary pine and sclerophyll laurel forests (heaths, peralillo tree, laurels, etc.), especially in the areas exposed to the trade winds.