Riserva naturale Castelvolturno, State nature reserve in Province of Caserta, Italy.
Riserva naturale Castelvolturno is a protected reserve in the Province of Caserta located between two waterways and combines different natural environments. The terrain displays pine forests, dunes, and typical Mediterranean coastal plants that thrive in varying soil conditions.
The area was placed under protection in 1977 and preserves a section of the ancient forest that once covered the coast of this region. This protection measure recognized the need to safeguard the remaining natural landscapes from further change.
This place holds importance for protecting Mediterranean coastal habitats and serves as a stopping point for migratory bird species. Visitors experience firsthand how these coastal zones support the natural diversity of the region.
Visitors can explore the area using marked trails that provide safe passage through the different habitats. It helps to arrive early in the day to observe wildlife and enjoy the quieter hours.
The area contains natural depressions between the dunes formed by sand deposits that create habitats for rare turtle species. These low spots are crucial for many specialized animal and plant species that thrive in these moist conditions.
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