Exploring UNESCO Heritage - Doñana | Mediateca de EducaMadrid

Hello, we are María José Carrión, Dana Barzallo and Gabriel Alcalá. Today we come to present the 00:00:00

Doñana National Park from the IES Villablanca in Madrid. This park was inaugurated on October 16, 00:00:07

1969. It is a natural space that is protected and located in the different Andalusian provinces, 00:00:15

including Huelva, Sevilla and Cádiz. It has a sea extension and during the winter there are 00:00:21

various species of aquatic birds the park was excluded in 2023 from the green list of the 00:00:26

international union for the conservation of nature due to its poor management the park 00:00:31

consists of 543 square kilometers of nature where animals live its climate is usually 00:00:36

soft of a Mediterranean type in its park there is a fauna where there are birds fish and reptiles there are also 00:00:44

animals with flamenco horses and lynxes, the latter having great importance there in Doñana, 00:00:52

since the first Iberian lynx in Spain was discovered there and was for a time in danger of extinction. 00:01:02

Now that you know part of its history, we are going to explain how to visit this park. The park is located 00:01:10

in Huelva, you can get there by train or bus. This park has a tourist schedule 00:01:16

from 8.30 in the morning until 3 in the afternoon in winter and until 5 in the afternoon in summer. 00:01:21

In the vegetation of this place, different mottled trees such as the Alcornoque, the Sabina, 00:01:26

the Madroño, Acebuche, among many others stand out, and its most predominant tree is the Piñonero Pine. 00:01:32

The Doñana Park is near the mouth of the Guadalquivir River, the river that passes 00:01:38

by different provinces of Andalusia. 00:01:46

Here we have several reasons why you should visit this natural park. 00:01:50

The first is because it is a beach site where you can surf. 00:01:54

The second is because there you can find different birds, 00:01:57

such as flamingos, eagles and many more. 00:02:00

There you can go to a viewpoint to observe them. 00:02:03

The third is that it is not very expensive to visit it. 00:02:06

Thank you for your attention and I hope you have caught your attention, 00:02:11

its natural beauty and the various animals that you can find there. 00:02:13

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