Parque Olhos D'Água, Public ecological park in Asa Norte, Brasília, Brazil
Parque Olhos D'Água is a large public green space in Asa Norte featuring walking paths, water bodies, and facilities for sports and relaxation. The grounds include open areas for resting, multiple water features, and exercise stations throughout.
The creation of this park came about through resident advocacy during the 1990s, when locals pushed for its protection. Official establishment occurred through a decree in 1993.
This space serves as a gathering place where residents connect with nature and participate in community activities together. The park functions as a social hub that brings people from the neighborhood together for shared experiences.
The space includes various facilities such as bathrooms, water stations, and seating areas spread throughout the grounds. Visitors should wear comfortable clothing and be mindful of local weather conditions.
A natural lake within the park called Lagoa do Sapo is fed by two underground springs and supports a variety of fish, turtles, and water birds. This water body is an important ecological component of the space.
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