Aube River Basin

The Aube River Basin is a geographical area in northeastern France, centered around the Aube River, which flows into the Seine River. This basin encompasses various towns, agriculture, and diverse ecosystems. The Aube River, approximately 250 kilometers long, serves as a vital water source, supporting local wildlife and providing recreational opportunities. The basin's landscape includes forests and farmlands, making it important for both biodiversity and agriculture. Its management is crucial for flood prevention, water quality, and sustainable use of resources, highlighting the interplay between natural systems and human activity in this region.