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This natural park was recently classified as a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO. It is divided into three areas: Low Bardena, White Bardena and the Plain.
The most striking features are the capricious landforms that nature has left us after eroding the clay, gypsum and sandstone: Piskerra site (spectacular), la Ralla and el Rallón. Once inside the desert, the contrast with moisture can be appreciated in the ponds, such as Cortina, Cruceta and Zapata.
This magnificent nature area is the home of steppe birds, which are fast moving and have ochre tones, such as little bustards, la DuPont's larks, pin-tailed sand grouse, etc., as well as rich and diverse vegetation, like thyme, rosemary, Launaea arborescens and wildlife, such as rabbits, fox and badgers that find food and refuge in this place.
All of these attractions make this park a necessary visit for all who love nature and, in particular, bird watching.
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