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Spain
From the vibrant capital of Madrid with its great food, museums and nightlife to the beaches of Barcelona and Costa Blanca, Spain is the world’s second most visited country and a perfect destination for those in search of culture, History and landscapes diversity.
But large stretches of Spain’s 8,000 kilometres of coastline are at risk from erosion, pollution and oil spills. Other environmental threats are water over-exploitation, desertification, drought and deforestation, including shrinking cork oak forests that are home to fox, wild boar, wild goat, red deer and the Iberian lynx - the world's most endangered cat species.
But large stretches of Spain’s 8,000 kilometres of coastline are at risk from erosion, pollution and oil spills. Other environmental threats are water over-exploitation, desertification, drought and deforestation, including shrinking cork oak forests that are home to fox, wild boar, wild goat, red deer and the Iberian lynx - the world's most endangered cat species.
Cork oak tree, Spain.
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