CENTER OF RESEARCH AND INTERPRETATION OF THE
NATURAL MOUTH OF THE GUADALHORCE RIVER
CENTRO DE INVESTIGACIÓN E INTERPRETACIÓN DEL
PARAJE NATURAL DESEMBOCADURA DEL GUADALHORCE
NATURAL MOUTH OF THE GUADALHORCE RIVER
CENTRO DE INVESTIGACIÓN E INTERPRETACIÓN DEL
PARAJE NATURAL DESEMBOCADURA DEL GUADALHORCE
The Natural Site is the result of a process of artificial modifications, in which nature has taken advantage, making it home and place of passage of hundreds of species of birds, being its main amusement.
Reason why, in a first approach, it has been done a previous research work of the Natural Site, its nature and its natural development over time, of the ability to adapt of the wildlife to the different situations of the natural spot. These research work has empowered the start point of the project: The development of five areas that attract different animal species and participate in the interpretation of the concept of the project.
After a deep study of the vegetation and wildlife, it has been observed that both birds and plants can be classified into five groups. Five biotypes that, as a whole, generate a unique ecosystem. This conclusion is taken as the starting point of the project: the generation of a new segregated landscape that reinterpret the entire Natural Area.
Reason why, in a first approach, it has been done a previous research work of the Natural Site, its nature and its natural development over time, of the ability to adapt of the wildlife to the different situations of the natural spot. These research work has empowered the start point of the project: The development of five areas that attract different animal species and participate in the interpretation of the concept of the project.
After a deep study of the vegetation and wildlife, it has been observed that both birds and plants can be classified into five groups. Five biotypes that, as a whole, generate a unique ecosystem. This conclusion is taken as the starting point of the project: the generation of a new segregated landscape that reinterpret the entire Natural Area.
