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Doñana National Park's in Spain.
The land here's full of water.
But it's in danger from farming.
In the past, there were many birds here, like flamingos.
But strawberry farms are using too much water from the wetland.
The government wants farmers to take more water too.
Juan Romero wants to save Doñana.
The park's in Huelva in the south of Spain.
Many local people make money from Huelva's strawberry farms.
People can't agree about Doñana's future.
Scientists want to save the wetland.
Farmers and the government want to use its water for food.
The World Wildlife Fund wants to help Doñana and the farms.
The local government says there isn't a problem with water.
Huelva has enough water, says VOX party leader Rafael Segovia.
Supermarkets want the government to stop the plan.
They want to help Doñana.
Farmers are worried.
Supermarkets could stop buying their strawberries.
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