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Detailed Data

 

La Nava

 
 

Partner Living Lakes

 

Fundación Global Nature

 

Partner Lake since

 

1998

 

Origin

 

via rivers (in enclosed basin)

 

Age

 

unknown

 

Drainage

 

during the 1950s

 

Restoration

 

1990

 
State of protection
 
RAMSAR site, a wetland of international importance (since 2002)
 

Size

 

original: 30 to 50 sq. km [km²]

today: 3.14 sq. km [km²]

 

Maximum depth

 

1.6 m

 

Sea level

 

737 m

 

Catchment area

 

864 sq. km [km²]

 

In-flows

 

several

 

Largest in-flow

 

Valdejinate river

 

Out-flows

 

none

 

Salinity

 

fresh water

 

Precipitation per year

 

393 mm

 

Mean air temperature

 

12 °C

 

Frozen over

 

ocassionally

 

Location

 

Castilla ye-León, Spain

 

Vegetation

 

cereal and irrigation fields

 

Birds

 

225 species (in Spain: 500 species)

 

Lake-side nesters

 

65 pairs of lapwing

40 pairs of black-winged stilt

 

Lake-side resters (max.)

 

15,000 greylag goose

25,000 maillard

 

Mammals

 

23 species

 

Reptiles

 

7 species

 

Amphibians

 

5 species

 

Fish

 

6 species

 

Inhabitants

 

840

 

Biggest problem

 

smallness of the lake

 

Greatest success

 

restoration

 

Industrial exploitation

 

water pollution (small tanneries)

 

Agricultural exploitation

 

growing of cereals

intensive cultivation of vegetables

extensification of agriculture in the whole catchment area necessary

 

Tourism activities

 

first steps

 
 
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