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Venice’s growing flamingo population finds refuge in recovering wetlands
Venice's Venetian Lagoon has seen a surge in flamingo populations, with nearly 24,000 wintering birds recorded last year. Ecological restoration of salt marshes and fishing valleys is expanding their habitat, though nesting attempts have faced setbacks. Projects like the EU-funded WaterLANDS aim to further restore wetlands to support flamingos and reduce human-wildlife conflict.
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