Doñana National Park (Spain). Full Documentary

Synopsis

The Doñana National Park is located in Andalusia, Spain, and showcases significant environmental diversity with five distinct ecosystems. The marsh area is the most extensive and productive, attracting migratory birds from Europe and Africa. The park also features a beach formed by sand from the Atlantic tide, frequented by hundreds of seagulls daily. This rich biodiversity makes Doñana a vital habitat for various species, including the endangered Iberian lynx. Because of its unique geographical location, the park plays a crucial role in conservation efforts and ecological studies.