Detto il “dolce gigante”, il Po, il fiume più lungo d’Italia, con i suoi 650 chilometri attraversa la pianura Padana fino all’Adriatico, dove sfocia a delta, dando vita ad una delle più vaste zone umide europee e del Mediterraneo.
Le foci del Po rappresentano una delle aree d’interesse naturalistico più importanti d’Europa, in cui coesistono oasi naturali e attività umane. Un vero paradiso per gli amanti della natura, ricco di uccelli svernanti, nidificanti e di passo – come aironi, anatre, garzette, sterne, avocette, cavalieri d’Italia, cormorani, gufi, poiane – e di mammiferi, tra cui il maestoso Cervo delle dune.
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