Granda Reservoir

The La Granda Reservoir is an artificial wetland that serves as an important wintering ground for numerous waterfowl. It is a body of water surrounded by vegetation and areas of great natural richness, where various species of flora and fauna associated with wetland ecosystems coexist.

Despite its artificial origin, the reservoir has acquired significant ecological and scenic value, becoming a site of interest for birdwatching and biodiversity conservation. Its surroundings combine wetlands, marsh vegetation, and open areas that serve as a refuge and feeding ground for numerous species.

Highlights

• An artificial wetland of great ecological value.
• Wintering area for waterfowl.
• Vegetation and habitats associated with wet environments.
• An area included in the Natura 2000 network.
• A great spot for wildlife watching.

Interesting facts

• Among the species listed in the inventory are the great cormorant, the gray heron, the mallard, the common teal, the little grebe, the coot, and the great crested grebe.
• The reservoir is part of the protected area of the Charca de Zeluán and Ensenada de Llodero Natural Monument.
• Although it is a man-made structure, over time it has become one of the most interesting birdwatching sites in the municipality.