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Ministry of Environment: Polyeagos is protected as a designated landscape of outstanding natural beauty and natura site

It is also part of the National Marine Park South Aegean 1 - Southern Cyclades, according to an announcement by the Ministry

Unknown and fascinating facts to know about sharks

Sharks are extraordinary creatures with characteristics that make them very different from other fish

Nothing is working at the wastewater treatment plant in Patmos – Sewage flows into the sea, regional inspection finds

Authorities identify serious issues during inspection – Today, a team from the Public Health Directorate travels to the island – Plant operators admit that no treatment is taking place

Chania: Camping 650 meters underground, with blankets & wi-fi – Diving in the deepest cave in Greece (video-photos)

What is the value of caves - What researchers saw in the sanctuary of the deepest cave in Greece

Switzerland: Free – temporarily – public transport in Geneva to tackle pollution

Geneva is experiencing a severe peak in ozone pollution, which can cause breathing problems, headaches and asthma attacks, according to the World Health Organization

Crete: A rare species of vulture appeared exhausted on a beach in Chania (video-photos)

The large vulture offered an unexpected sight to the bathers, who with the assistance of the lifeguard, removed it from the sea

USA: Tropical Storm Erin forms near Cape Verde

The storm is located about 455 km west-northwest of the Cape Verde archipelago, with winds estimated at 75 km/h

Dead sea turtle in Nea Krini, Thessaloniki

This is the second similar incident in Kalamaria in less than two months, which is of great concern

Very high fire risk tomorrow in Attica, Evia, Corinth, Argolida, Lesvos and Chios

See the Fire Risk Prediction Map issued by the DG Civil Protection

Fish are disappearing, we’re overrun by purple jellyfish: 12+1 truths about summer’s stinging visitors that will leave you speechless

Overfishing, climate change, and temporary weather events are the main reasons our seas—especially around Evia and the Sporades—are filled with jellyfish this year

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