Moroccan Middle Atlas wetlands

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The Moroccan Middle Atlas wetlands are a high-altitude complex of lakes, marshes, and peat bogs in central Morocco, noted for their biodiversity and importance as habitat for migratory and endemic species.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Important Bird Area
wetland complex
climate Mediterranean mountain climate
conservationStatus protected under national legislation
recognized under international conventions
continent Africa
country Morocco
ecoregion Mediterranean conifer and mixed forests NERFINISHED
ecosystemService biodiversity support
carbon storage in peat bogs
pasture and grazing resources
water regulation
elevation high-altitude
habitatFor Barbary macaque NERFINISHED
Eurasian coot
Ferruginous duck NERFINISHED
Marbled teal
Ruddy shelduck NERFINISHED
White-headed duck NERFINISHED
amphibians
aquatic plants
grebes
herons
raptors
hasPart lakes
marshes
peat bogs
importance breeding site for waterbirds
migratory stopover site
wintering site for Palearctic birds
knownFor biodiversity
endemic species habitat
migratory bird habitat
locatedIn Middle Atlas NERFINISHED
central Morocco NERFINISHED
near Azrou NERFINISHED
Ifrane NERFINISHED
partOf Atlas Mountains ecoregions NERFINISHED
threat climate change
overgrazing
pollution
tourism pressure
water abstraction
usedFor ecotourism
environmental education
scientific research

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Aguelmame Sidi Ali isPartOf Moroccan Middle Atlas wetlands