Formerly, in the final section of the floodplain of the river Ebro, there were many points for the discharge of karstic aquifers from the surrounding mountains. Today most have disappeared. The only two remnants of this ecosystem that pose a unique haven of biodiversity are the Marjal of Campredó on the left bank of the Ebro and the Carrova ullals on the right bank, which have a notable state of degradation. The action involves the ecological improvement of these wetlands through restoration, enhancement and development of vegetation, as well as zoning and definition of uses ahead of planning and proper management of these two wetlands.

STATE OF THE ACTION:

Works completed.