5 Feb, 2017 @ 18:35
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Andalucia’s lakes granted wildlife protection

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Las Lagunas de Campillos lake

MALAGA’S nature-rich lakes have been granted special protection.

The Junta has declared Las Lagunas de Campillos y de La Ratosa near Antequera special conservation zones, due to the important wildlife habitats they provide.

Comprising six lakes in total, they are home to dozens of bird and plant species that will now benefit from extra help to prosper.

The lakes are among several Andalucian spots that have just been awarded the status.

Currently, the region has one of the largest protected zones in the whole of the EU, which covers 30% of its surface area at 2.7 million hectares.

Chloe Glover (Reporter)

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  1. I had been at Laguna de Fuente de Piedra twice. The first time there were thousands of flamigos. The second time there were just 8 flamigos at the horizon. Who knows which is the best time granted that enough flamigos will be there?

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