The RBD is located in the National Park of Doñana, located southwest of the Iberian Peninsula, in the province of Huelva.
It was created in 1964 by the CSIC and is managed from the Biological Station of Doñana, a research institute of the CSIC based in Seville.
Due to its exclusive location, it is considered an ideal platform for field experimentation and the exchange of experiences associated with the environmental impact of global change.
Some facts and figures
The RBD has 6794 hectares, in addition to the 3214 hectares of the Guadiamar Biological Reserve.
We can find 4 ecosystems in the RBD: the beach, the dunes, the Mediterranean mountain and the marsh.
More than 700 000 waterbirds are concentrated every winter in the marsh.
The RBD databases have records of physicists and biologics systematically captured over the last 30 years.
