Habitat Types
Habitat types are distinct natural units defined by their vegetation, flora and abiotic characteristics.
In Greece, there are 89 habitat types of European interest, the protection and monitoring of which is a key priority.
Species
Greece is characterized by rich biodiversity, with thousands of species of plants, animals and fungi and a high degree of endemism.
The conservation of species and their habitats is a critical objective for the protection of natural balance.
Wetlands
Wetlands are ecosystems where water determines life and natural processes.
With more than 2,200 recorded wetlands, Greece has significant natural wealth, the protection of which is a national priority.
Forests
Forests cover approximately 30% of Greece and are a key element of its natural heritage.
They host rich biodiversity and provide critical ecosystem services, making their conservation and sustainable management essential.
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