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The photo of the silver pelican in Lake Kerkini that fascinated National Geographic

Wildlife photographer Tony Constantinides, who managed to capture a silver pelican in Lake Kerkini as it swims in the calm waters of the lake under a colourful sky, while staring the camera lens in the face

40-year record for Mediterranean monk seal births in Greece – watch the video

In recent years, we have been witnessing a remarkable recovery of Mediterranean monk seal populations in Greece, according to MOm. The number of recorded newborns is impressive, including births in new breeding areas for the species

The deepest Blue Hole in the oceans has been found: The phenomenon that puzzles experts (video)

So-called “blue holes” are naturally formed cavities on the sea floor with vertical walls, mostly found in coastal regions

SOA Greece takes action for the Mediterranean: Youth, science, and solutions for invasive species

From classrooms to coastal waters, Sustainable Ocean Alliance Greece is building momentum for ocean protection through education, policy dialogue, and hands-on action

Acherontia atropos: The moth with the skull on its chest

From African skies to European gardens, this mysterious moth fascinates with its eerie markings, unique chirp, and unexpected role in pop culture

Astronomical “parade” in February with six planets appearing: How and when the rare phenomenon will be visible

Which planets will be visible to the naked eye — When is the best viewing time

EnEarth welcomes the European Commission’s positive Opinion on the CO2 Storage Permit in Prinos

The European Commission's assessment acknowledges the quality and completeness of the technical studies prepared by EnEarth Greece for the geological evaluation of the storage site

Wales: Volunteers wanted to live on a remote island for 3 months counting Puffins

Free accommodation, travel expenses, and a small stipend are offered as part of wildlife protection programs

Natural disasters: When early prevention offers protection

Greece is increasingly affected by fires, floods and earthquakes. Knowledge, prevention and proper preparation are not a luxury, but a necessity. Because in the face of the unpredictability of nature, preparedness is the greatest shield

The planet is entering an era of “global water bankruptcy,” according to the UN

Humanity is consuming more water than it can replenish, according to a new report – Nearly 75% of the world’s population lives in countries with insecure access to water

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