Abstract
Based on scattered fieldwork (in terms of space and time), which I have been conducting in the National Park Peneda-Geres (PNPG) since 2000 along with some more recent approaches through research projects in two other Natural Parks (Alvao and Serra da Estrela), I propose to look at Protected Areas as anthropological subjects. My point is that protected areas, especially considering the Portuguese context characterized by highly humanized territories and landscapes, are products of a policy of Nature (ideological production) that has “disregarded” human individuals, and which, more recently has culminated in the establishment of a wilderness area inside thePNPG.
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