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Sierra Morena The Jándula river runs through the foothills of the Sierra de Andújar (Jaén) and presents typical landscapes of th the rutting season, a typical sound in the Sierra Morena nature area. Photos: © Rafael Romero Porrino 12 #ecotourism
The territory landscape and cover the gentle slopes; they provide excellent olive oil although with a low yield. In total the Nature Parks cover an area of approximately 528.631 hectares. Part of the area makes up the “Meadows of Sierra Morena” Reserve of the Biosphere. They are protected nature areas with an enormous wealth of flora that is of great botanical interest the same as the fauna. There are reservoirs and rivers in many of the Parks that cut through the areas providing the opportunity for adventure holidays and other activities. With regard to the different fauna, we can mention the existence of small species like rabbits, foxes, genets; even some species in danger of extinction like the Iberian lynx and the wolf. There are also interesting species for bird lovers like goshawks, sparrow-hawks, imperial eagles, golden eagles, Bonillo’s eagles, eagle owls, black vultures, griffon vultures, Egyptian vultures, black storks, etc. These are places that have a wealth of large game like deer, wild boar, fallow and roe deer. e whole Sierra Morena territory. On the right, a stag during There are also beautiful places and rich landscapes that include the Cimbarra Waterfall Nature Park, in the municipality of Aldeaquemada with an area of #ecotourism 13
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