Doñana National Park is a unique ecological treasure in Europe, where swamps, pine forests, and rare flora and fauna intertwine, captivating the scientific community.
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Doñana National Park is Europe's most important wetland. This vast wetland attracts many bird species that live there and stop over during migration. Photo: Pinterest. The Guadalquivir River flows through the area. This river creates a rich water environment for the entire region. Photo: Pinterest.
It has a diverse ecosystem. The Doñana ecosystem includes swamps, sand dunes, olive groves, and pine forests. Photo: Pinterest. This is the habitat of the Iberian lynx. It is one of the rarest feline species in the world . Photo: Pinterest.
This is a breeding ground for many species of waterbirds. Flamingos, ducks, and storks frequently visit this national park to breed. Photo: Pinterest. With a history linked to Spanish nobility, the Doñana region was once a royal hunting ground before becoming a national park. Photo: Pinterest. A famous ecotourism destination. It attracts a large number of nature and photography enthusiasts every day . Photo: Pinterest.
Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Doñana National Park became a World Heritage Site in 1994. Photo: Pinterest. We invite our readers to watch the video: Ha Long Bay - A magnificent World Natural Heritage site / Quang Ninh TV
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