Holm-oak
wood, which is typical of the forest community in Mediterranean
climate areas, has disappeared from the area in question (secular
implantation of cultivation, fires, excessive ground clearance,
) and has been replaced by stands of white pine. Any remaining
holm-oaks are located in shady areas and completely mixed in with
the pines.
We can also find rosemary
bruc in winter. As far as shrub communities are concerned, these
areas where palmettos are mixed with tree underground, garrigues
and scrub, and also lime-loving rosemary and heather undergrowth.
Ash, poplar and tamarisk
trees, are sporadically and unevenly distributed.
Fauna is one of most attractive
features of the Foix Park. The diversity of organisms within
and around the reservoir provides a wide and varied range of
species.
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