Swimming ponds are celebrating every day the International Day of Biodiversity, which is every year May, 22nd.<\/p>\n
Swimming pools are acting as step-stone habitats for a lot of wetland\u00a0related organisms like amphibians and water insects. In the Mediterranean landscape they are much more attractive for organisms than irrigation dams due to the transparent water.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
To create these conditions, the designers of biological pools have to stay more or less close to all the examples natural wetlands offer (in terms of biological interaction in-between living beings and between living beings and non-living natural compounds).<\/p>\n
The results offer a lot of possibilities for the users to have encounters with all kind of organisms being attracted as well by the new water spot: all kinds of amphibians, water related reptiles like water snakes and tortoises, a lot of insects and their larvae like dragonflies and songbirds coming to drink or having a quick bath.\u00a0The experience of \u201cswimming with the frogs\u201d makes part of the marvelous world of biological pools \u00a0and brings the users quite close to nature.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>
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