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Wolf attacks in Greece: Professor warns against growing presence in cities and tourist beaches

At least six reported wolf attacks involving children and adults in Greece in 2026 – ‘The wolf is a wild carnivore, not an urban animal,’ says Professor Periklis Birtsas

Gastrosophy Fest brings leading Greek and international chefs to Athens on Sunday

24 speakers, seven of them from abroad, take part in eight panels on the sea, wine, chef responsibility and the table of 2046, followed by a food and wine party and live concert from 6pm

Loss of biodiversity directly threatens human health, study shows

The decline in pollinator insect populations directly threatens human health, nutrition, and overall well-being, according to new research published in the journal Nature

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

Farantouris: Questions and criticism to the Commission over cuts to environmental funding

The Greek MEP calls for the revision of the European Commission’s decision to abolish the autonomy of the flagship LIFE programme — the EU’s only dedicated funding instrument for environmental protection

What would happen to the planet without bees

With over 1,250 species of bees, Greece—particularly the Aegean region—is considered one of Europe’s most significant bee biodiversity hotspots

Mitsotakis: The Faliron Bay Park to Be ready by 2028 – Turning plans into construction sites (updated)

The PM stated that the project opens a significant window - The metropolitan park will be named "Aenaon," symbolizing continuity and perpetuity, announced Nikos Hardalias - ETAD transfers the Water Plaza and Tae Kwon Do Arena

20 Deep-Sea Creatures Discovered in Underwater

Under the Sea

Global wildlife populations have fallen nearly 70% in half a century, warns WWF

It reveals population sizes declined by 69% on average between 1970 and 2018

Which Species Dominate Which Habitat? (infographic)

June 8th is World Ocean Day

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