Portugal's Nature Parks - Episode 5: Ria Formosa | Wildlfie Documentary

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The "Parque Natural da Ria Formosa" is one of the largest lagoon conservation areas in Europe. Bordered by five natural islands. A mosaic of sandbanks, brackish and freshwater lagoons and salt marshes. In 2010, the "Ria Formosa" was chosen as one of the seven natural wonders of Portugal. It is a unique ecosystem: in the winter months, more than 20,000 birds gather here. In addition, the nature park has one of the largest seahorse populations internationally. More than half of all fish species in the Atlantic are said to spawn in the lagoon.

Portugal, the narrow country in southwestern Europe is becoming increasingly popular with tourists. But it has much more to offer than 600 kilometers of coastline promising a beach vacation.
Pristine, unspoiled landscapes, rare animals and plant species, and unique ecosystems can be found in the country's nature parks. The series explores five of the most important nature and national parks in Portugal. These are protected areas for nature, where flora and fauna can develop without any human interference. We explore the cliffs in the south of the country, the ski resort on the highest mountain in Portugal, as well as the north, the green garden of the Iberian Peninsula.

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