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hello everyone and welcome to our year five podcast today we're going to talk about the 00:00:00

national parks in spain i hope you can enjoy and learn a little bit more about them 00:00:11

hello everyone today we are going to talk about because europa do you know about this place yes 00:00:17

I know a lot of things because I live there, because Europa has a lot of rocky mountains. 00:00:29

Yes, me too. I know that the highest peak is Torre Cerrado, that it has 2,648 meters. 00:00:36

And where is because Europa? 00:00:46

It is in Asturias. I know because I work there or help people that get lost. 00:00:48

I meet Rodrigo because I get lost and he helps me. 00:00:54

He explains to me that in Picos de Europa there are 360 birds. 00:00:58

Andrea, Olivia, how are the landscapes there? 00:01:03

When it's down, the sun is between the rocks and the landscape is very beautiful. 00:01:07

I go at night because the moon and the stars start to shine and the landscape is perfect. 00:01:14

And if you go to Picos Europa, what activities can you do there? 00:01:21

I'm a tourist and I explore charming mountain villages like vans and boats. 00:01:26

You can go hiking and try adventure sports like canjoining, via ferrata, kayaking and climbing. 00:01:34

Goodbye and don't forget to go to Picos Europa. 00:01:44

Hello, I am Alba and today, for experts, we're going to talk about a national park. 00:01:51

We'll tell us about one of them. 00:01:58

Which national park are we going to talk about? 00:02:01

Today, we are going to talk about Pirineos. 00:02:03

What is it, Pirineos? 00:02:06

Pirineos is a national park and a mountain range forming a natural border between France and Spain. 00:02:08

Yes, and Pirineos is touching from the Mediterranean Sea to the Bay of Biscay. 00:02:14

What is special in Pirineos? 00:02:19

The people go to Pyreneos to ski. It's very beautiful. 00:02:21

Pyreneos is a protected area? 00:02:25

Yes, Pyreneos is a protected area. 00:02:29

What is the highest point in Pyreneos? 00:02:32

The highest point in Pyreneos is the Pygmanito and has 3,404 meters highest and 16 kilometers wide. 00:02:35

Do you have any interesting information? 00:02:44

Yes, they made the name of Pirineos. 00:02:47

It comes from Greece. 00:02:49

It's very interesting. 00:02:50

Would you go to Pirineos? 00:02:52

Yes, and it's very, very beautiful. 00:02:54

They have beautiful animals and plants. 00:02:56

I recommend going to Pirineos. 00:02:58

It's very fun. 00:03:00

Bye, see my podcast and see you tomorrow. 00:03:02

Bye, bye, see you soon. 00:03:05

Hello, everyone. 00:03:12

We are going to talk about Ordez and Monteperdido. 00:03:13

Where is Ordeza Monte Perdido? 00:03:16

It's in Huesca, and it's a national park. 00:03:18

It's protected area. 00:03:21

Where is the home to animals and plants? 00:03:22

It's in Pirineos. 00:03:25

What things there are in Ordeza Monte Perdido? 00:03:26

There are waterfalls, trees, etc. 00:03:29

When did the Ordeza National Park originate? 00:03:31

It's originated on August 16th and 1918. 00:03:36

Why is Especial Ordeza Monte Perdido? 00:03:41

because it's a seat of odds at Sandia and in universal value. 00:03:43

When the Ordeza Monte Perdido National Parks met? 00:03:50

They met together in 1982. 00:03:54

Which river flows through the Ordeza Valley? 00:03:58

The river that flows in Ordeza Valley, Naraza River. 00:04:02

What road is the most beautiful of the valley? 00:04:05

The most beautiful road is Cola de Caballo and you can do it in three hours. 00:04:10

Bye bye! 00:04:16

Hello, my name is Cayetana. Today we are going to talk about Sierra de Guadarrama. 00:04:21

Where is Sierra de Guadarrama? 00:04:26

In the center of Spain. 00:04:28

How long are Sierra de Guadarrama? 00:04:30

2,428 meters. 00:04:31

Can we visit Sierra de Guadarrama? 00:04:35

Yes, we can visit. 00:04:37

What can visitors do there? 00:04:39

Explore historical sites like the Royal Place, Plaza Mayor and Almudena Cathedral. 00:04:41

What animals live in Sierra de Guadarrama? 00:04:46

Large animals, mammals like the returning Iberian wolf, birds, red deer. 00:04:49

Why are important Sierra de Guadarrama? 00:04:54

Due to its significant ecological value with its biodiversity. 00:04:57

What is typical food in Sierra de Guadarrama? 00:05:01

Beef from local grits and non-scented grains, meats, mutton, vanilla and products from mutton, fish and animal. 00:05:05

This is all information about Sierra de Guadarrama. Goodbye! 00:05:18

See you later! 00:05:23

Hello, today we are going to talk about Doñana. 00:05:28

Yes, Doñana is a protected area located in Andalucía. 00:05:31

Exactly in Huelva, Sevilla and Cádiz. 00:05:36

Can you visit Doñana? 00:05:40

Yes, you can. It's a beautiful area. 00:05:42

You can't eat there. 00:05:45

There are some guide visits to know things of the park. 00:05:47

How many kilometers are there in Doñana? 00:05:52

Doñana is 543 kilometers long. 00:05:54

Are there any animals in Noñana? 00:05:59

Yes, there are a lot. 00:06:02

How many kinds of animals are there? 00:06:05

In the park there are about 20 freshwater fish species, 11 amphibian species, 21 reptiles, 37 non-marine mammals species and around 360 birds. 00:06:07

Why Doña Ana is important? 00:06:29

Because there are marshes, dunes, forests and beaches. 00:06:32

Bye bye, see you soon! 00:06:37

Hi, today we are going to talk about the national parks of Teide, the volcano. 00:06:42

Yes, we are going to talk about Teide, the highest volcano. 00:06:47

Yes, where is the volcano of Teide? 00:06:52

It's in the center of the island of Tenerife. 00:06:54

How high is the volcano of Teide? 00:06:57

About 3,715 height long. 00:06:59

How many years has been Teide? 00:07:06

About 107,000 years. 00:07:08

Is Teide the oldest volcano? 00:07:13

No, Teide is not the oldest volcano. 00:07:15

Is the volcano active? 00:07:17

Yes, Mount Teide is an active volcano. 00:07:19

Is Teide the national park most visited in Europe? 00:07:23

Yes, Teide is the third national park most visited in Europe. 00:07:27

Bye-bye, see you soon! 00:07:31

What is the Sierra de Guadarrama? 00:07:38

Hello, I'm Candela. 00:07:41

Today we're going to talk about Sierra de Guadarrama. 00:07:43

And for that, we'll come to very important people. 00:07:49

Alejandro and Sara! 00:07:53

Hello, I'm Alejandro, the boss of the park. 00:07:56

Hello, I'm Sara, one of the best rangers of the park. 00:08:00

Hello, nice to meet you. What is the Sierra de Guadarrama? 00:08:05

The Sierra de Guadarrama, located in the Comunidad de Madrid, is a national park known for its nature and biodiversity with 33,960 hectares. 00:08:09

That includes pigs, boasters, forests, and diversity fauna, such as the Iberian Gulf and the Golden Eagle, and the Black Votel. 00:08:25

Wow, that's amazing. 00:08:40

I have invited two friends of mine who come to Sierra de Guadarrama every year. 00:08:42

I'd like to introduce you to Zamira and Irene. 00:08:51

Hello, I'm Irene. 00:08:57

Hello, I'm Zamira. 00:08:59

Hello, girls. What is your favorite place of Sierra de Guadarrama? 00:09:01

I usually go to Navacerrada. 00:09:06

Yeah, it's so beautiful. 00:09:09

It is located in a beautiful natural setting in the heart of the Sierra de Guadarrama. 00:09:11

What kinds of activities can you do at Sierra de Guadarrama? 00:09:18

You can enjoy activities like hiking, biking, skiing and picnics. 00:09:24

There are also many trails with scenic mountains, big views. 00:09:29

Thank you very much. 00:09:35

Bye bye, see you next time. 00:09:38

Hello everyone. 00:09:44

Hello, today we are in Spain, exactly, in a national park. 00:09:48

What national park is it? 00:09:53

This question is very important. 00:09:55

The national park that we will talk about is Monfragüe. 00:09:58

Is it a national park? 00:10:03

I don't know. 00:10:06

Don't worry, I'm going to tell you. 00:10:08

A national park is a protected area where there are lakes, many animals and plants that are very important for the environment. 00:10:12

Great, but what can we do there? 00:10:22

We can visit El Salto del Gitano. We can see there more black stores, deers and eagles. 00:10:24

How many people go to Monfragüe per year? 00:10:34

To Monfragüe go 400,000 people per year. It's fine. 00:10:37

And how many of species live there? 00:10:45

There are 200 of species. 00:10:49

This speaking is very fine and I learned many things, but it's time to finish it. Bye! 00:10:54

See you soon! Goodbye! 00:11:03

Welcome! Today we are going to talk about the National Park of Teide. Can you tell me some interesting information about Teide? 00:11:07

Teide is the highest mountain in Spain and is a volcano. 00:11:16

Where is Teide? 00:11:20

Teide is in Tenerife and is one of the Canary Islands. 00:11:21

How tall is Teide? 00:11:26

Teide is 3,715 meters. 00:11:27

What activities can you do in Teide? 00:11:31

In Teide, you can take a cable car and go hiking. 00:11:34

Is the Teide an active volcano? 00:11:39

Yes, it is. Consider it an active bad-dormant volcano. It means that it's called a root again. 00:11:41

What animals can you find in the Teide? 00:11:47

We can find a lot of animals, but I'm going to tell you two animals. 00:11:50

Lizards and birds, colored blue finches. 00:11:55

Is this the national park famous? 00:11:58

Yes, it is. 00:12:01

Bye-bye, see you soon! 00:12:02

Doñana is in Huelva, Sevilla and Cádiz 00:12:17

In Doñana you can find diverse ecosystems including marshes, forests and sand dunes 00:12:19

Nice, and what animals can you find in Doñana? 00:12:29

In Doñana you can find mammals like Iberian lynx, Spanish imperial nigger and a lot of bird species 00:12:32

species. Okay, this is amazing. What can visitors do there? We can explore the park through 00:12:39

4x4 towers, boat trips and self-guided trails. What animals are in danger of extinction in 00:12:47

Doñana? We can find animals like Iberian lynx, Iberian imperial eagle and several breed 00:12:56

spaces that are in danger of extinction. And plants? Several plants like Armeria velutina, 00:13:04

Avellara virtulosa and Linaria tursica. Okay, thank you for listening. Bye bye and have a nice day. 00:13:13

This is Onda Bergamín. Es tu cole, es tu radio. 00:13:24

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