THE ALPILLES REGIONAL NATURE PARK
50,000 hectares, 16 municipalities, designated a Regional Nature Park since 2007. The Alpilles Regional Nature Park protects a landscape that modernity has not yet had time to damage limestone cliffs, garrigue, olive groves, and rare species found nowhere else.
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The Alpilles take on a different look with the changing seasons. Birds, aromatic plants, insects, and small animals bring the mountain range to life on every outing for those who know how to slow down and look around.
The Alpilles Regional Nature Park is known for being home to more than a hundred rare or protected animal species, many of which enjoy international protection status, such as the Bonelli’s eagle, the Egyptian vulture, and the Eurasian eagle-owl, one of Europe’s largest nocturnal birds of prey.
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