Riserva naturale Foce Sele - Tanagro, Nature reserve near Battipaglia, Italy.
Riserva naturale Foce Sele-Tanagro is a protected area in Campania where the Sele River meets the Tyrrhenian Sea. The landscape includes saltmarsh areas, dune zones, and a pine forest strip running along the coast.
The pine forest was planted in the 1930s to protect farmland from salt damage caused by sea winds. The area was later recognized for its ecological value and designated as a protected zone.
The reserve is an important stopover for birdwatchers during migration season, when thousands of birds pass through the coastal area. Local visitors use the pathways and observation points to watch these natural movements.
The reserve is accessible through marked hiking paths, with parking areas and observation points for birdwatching. Visit during spring and autumn migration periods for the best wildlife viewing opportunities.
The area is known for the presence of white truffle, a rare underground fungus species sought after by trained dogs. This makes it a place of special culinary and ecological interest.
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