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This document provides information about camping in Spain. It discusses the characteristics of Spain's natural environment, including its varied climate and plant life. It emphasizes the importance of respecting nature and outlines some common activities like hiking, horseback riding, and camping. The document then focuses specifically on camping, describing how to select an ideal camping location, how to properly pitch a tent, general camping advice, and encourages enjoying nature.
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Spain has a variety of natural regions with over 8,000 plant species due to its diverse terrain and climate. Camping is an activity that involves spending one or more nights in a tent in order to enjoy nature. When camping, it is important to choose a location with trees and drinking water, away from private property and areas where wildlife could be disturbed. Proper camping etiquette involves cleaning up the site, pitching the tent securely, and leaving no trace in order to respect the natural environment.
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Spain has a variety of natural regions with over 8,000 plant species due to its diverse terrain of plateaus and mountain ranges. Camping is an outdoor activity where one spends a night in a tent in order to experience nature. When choosing a location for a tent, it should be in an area with trees and water, on high dry ground near a village but not in meadows, on paths, or places that could disturb wildlife or people. When setting up a tent, the spot should be cleared of debris, the tent staked to the ground with the door facing away from wind, and poles and rainfly installed to provide shelter.
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- 2. INTRODUCTION: CHARACTERISTICS OF THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT IN SPAIN. Spain is a country with a wide variety of natural regions that have more than 8000 different vegetal species. This is because we have a heterogeneous relief with big plateaus and big mountain chains. We have as well different types of climate, mainly, Oceanic, Continental and Mediterranean climate. In general, where there is a warm and wet climate, there are deciduous trees (chestnuts, beeches, birches…) If the changes in temperature are important from winter to summer, we find ever-green trees (pines, holm oaks, cork oaks…) In drier zones with high temperatures, vegetation adapts to the lack of water ( bushes, rockroses…)
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