Water fight as Spanish wetland shrinks

A drone picture shows strawberry greenhouses and water pounds surrounding the Donana National Park area, one of Europe's largest wetlands.

SPAIN’s Donana wetland has been a rich farming area for decades and a wildlife haven for centuries, but climate change is drying it out and has set regional and national authorities on a collision course over how to safeguard its future.

Scientists, meanwhile, say the water needs of the farmers who grow thousands of tonnes of red berries per year are making the problem worse.