Group+D+(Caldera+Taburiente)

Group D- Robby, Britany R, Kyle, Liz S., Brian 1. Requirements for a National Park very large space no human action high ecological value they are of national interest because they - show special characteristics of flura and fauna - have limited and controlled economic activity - us an educational approach to organized tours.

2. Imperial Heron- Las Tablas Diamiel Grizzly Bear- Ordesa y Monte Perpido, Picos de Europa Osprey- Islas Atlanticas Dolphin- Islas Atlanticas Deer- Aigües Tortes Y Lago San Mauricio, Cabañeros Chamois- Picos de Europa, Ordesa y Monte Perdido Iberian Lynx- Zonas Humedas Flamingos-Doñana Bearded Vulture- Aigües Tortes Y Lago San Mauricio Black Vulture-Cabañeros

3. 1. flor de las nieves- Ordesa y Monte Perdido 2. taginaste rojo-Teide 3. abeto- Aigües Tortes Y Lago San Mauricio 4. haya- Picos de Europa 5. alcornoque-Doñana 6. pino canario-Caldera de Taburiente 7. vegetacion palustre- Tablas de Daimiel 8. laurisilva- Islas Atlanticas

4. 1918- Picos de Europa 1918- Ordesa y Monte Perdido 1954- Teide 1954- Caldera de Taburiente 1956- Aiguestortes i Estany de Sant Maurici 1969- Doñana 1973- Tablas de Daimiel 1974- Timanfaya 1981- Garajonay 1989- Sierra Nevada 1991- Archipielago de Cabrera 1995- Cabaneros 2002- Lllas Atlanticas de Galicia 2007- Monfrague

543 km2 Doñana 86.201hm Sierra Nevada 64.600 hm Picos Se Europa 39.087 hm Cabañeros 22.396 hm Aigües Tortes 13.571 hm Teide 10.021 hm Archipelago de Cadera 8.400 hm Islas Atlanticas 5.107 hm Timanfaya 4. 690 hm Caldera Taburiente

5. Caldera Taburiente
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Geology: Mountains that have a crater shape rather than an actual volcanic crater. The caldera is beilieved to have originated about 2 million years ago. The calder was formed by erosion rather than by an explosion as many may have presumed. Flora: Dominated by pine trees native to the Canary Islands. Flores de Jara, and shurbs like holly. There are also the endangered spcies of Cedro de Canarias that is found in the park. Fauna: Many different species of arthropod and insect are found in the park including scorpions and wolf spiders. There are also frogs and reptiles in the park. There are also Barbary sheep, goats, rabbits, wild cats, bats, falcons, doves, crows Tourism: Located near La Palma on the Canary Islands. There are many activites to do in this park, for example there is paragliding, biking, hiking, canoeing and many many other events. There is something for everone!