Sustainable Spain: Exploring the Country's Scenic Trails
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Sustainable Spain: Exploring the Country's Scenic Trails
"Spain is a top destination for eco-conscious travelers. The country is home to the most biosphere reserves in the world, is a global leader on Blue Flag beaches and is working towards protecting 30 percent of its marine areas by 2030. And, with the second-longest high-speed rail network in the world, low-impact travel between Spanish destinations is easier than ever."
"It is home to over 400 bird species and endangered animals such as the Iberian lynx and Spanish imperial eagle. The national park is a fantastic place to explore the best of Spain on foot, with several well-marked walking trails suitable for all levels. The La Rocina Trail, a 2.3-mile loop starting from the El Rocio Visitor Center, is perfect for birdwatching and takes about an hour to complete."
Travel habits are shifting toward greener choices such as scenic train journeys, eco-friendly hotels and activities that support local communities. Spain leads in conservation with the most biosphere reserves globally, numerous Blue Flag beaches and a goal to protect 30 percent of marine areas by 2030. The country's extensive high-speed rail network enables lower-impact travel between destinations. Walking and cycling routes, welcoming villages and protected national parks offer low-impact ways to explore. Spain's 16 national parks, including four UNESCO World Heritage Sites, contain rich biodiversity and marked trails. Doñana National Park supports over 400 bird species and endangered mammals, with accessible trails like the La Rocina loop for birdwatching.
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