Publication: El turismo de la naturaleza en Murcia: la región de los cien humedales
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Cebrián Abellán, Aurelio
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Murcia, Universidad de Murcia, Servicio de Publicaciones
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El turismo de naturaleza se mantiene al alza porque España dispone de un patrimonio
biológico de excepcional riqueza. Y en la Comunidad de Murcia, una región de transición,
los hábitats aportan diversidad con endemismos, que explica la abundancia de lugares de
interés comunitario, importancia comunitaria, de especial protección para las aves, regionales
prioritarios…, con figuras de protección diversas. En ellos se enclavan diez tipos de
humedales, costeros y de interior, que en número alcanzan el centenar, con algunos que
complementan usos, tradicionales o nuevos, y que albergan a una notable riqueza y actividad
biológica. Conforman una pieza angular de la diversificación y desestacionalización turística,
ya que se dispone de usuarios repetitivos, practicantes mayoritarios de la fotografía,
y observación de la fauna o flora, que pueden ser captados o derivados desde el dominante
turismo de sol y playa.
ABSTRACT Nature tourism keeps rising because Spain has a biological heritage with an exceptional richness. And in the Region of Murcia, a transition area, the habitats provide some endemic, to explain the abundance of places of interest and importance community, importance of special protection for birds, regional priority… where there are ten kind of wetlands, coastal and inland, and that number reached a hundred, with some applications that complement traditional or new, and have a remarkable richness and biological activity. They configure the cornerstone of diversification and de-seasonalisation tourist, with repetitive users, a lot of practising of photography, and observation of flora or fauna, and can be captured or derived from the dominant sun and beach tourism.
ABSTRACT Nature tourism keeps rising because Spain has a biological heritage with an exceptional richness. And in the Region of Murcia, a transition area, the habitats provide some endemic, to explain the abundance of places of interest and importance community, importance of special protection for birds, regional priority… where there are ten kind of wetlands, coastal and inland, and that number reached a hundred, with some applications that complement traditional or new, and have a remarkable richness and biological activity. They configure the cornerstone of diversification and de-seasonalisation tourist, with repetitive users, a lot of practising of photography, and observation of flora or fauna, and can be captured or derived from the dominant sun and beach tourism.
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