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Your BioArea is very interesting and special !

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Your BioArea is very interesting and special !

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Your BioArea is looking good!!

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There are many similarities and various differences between Greece and other bioareas. This happens because Greece presents a variety of landscapes, including mountains, lakes, coastline, islands e.t.c. The differences can be important, e.g. animals which cannot be found here and can only be seen in a zoo for example (monkey). On the other hand, there are minor differences between species, especially with countries with which Greece shares similar climate and other characteristics (Mediterranean area).

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In 1987, the temperature was very high for the first time during that summer . Since then, summer in Greece is very hot. Last year, there were many days with rain during summer.

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Lake Plastira (credits for the photo: el.wikipedia.org)

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Greek Island with (a lot of) trees. (Credits: https://www.dinfo.gr)

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Greece is a country with many different landscapes with a high diversity concerning plants and animals. Some areas are also protected for their uniqueness.
2) Rivers,
3) Lakes,
4) Sea,
5) Islands.

2) Rivers
(Credits for the photo: trikalaenimerosi, Lithaios river)

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Searching the list for species in danger, there are no results for Greece. But there are some species in danger in the Mediterranean region, such as Moreletina obruta
https://www.iucnredlist.org/

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Animals with origins from other countries are found in Greece  as pets. There are many examples such as reptiles and birds.
(Credits for the photo:
https://dasarxeio.com/2017/03/29/43174/)

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Fires
http://www.parnitha-np.gr/index_en.htm

Pesticides
https://www.who.int/topics/pesticides/en/

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Credits for the pictures:
http://files.ornithologiki.gr/images/vravrona/photos/gallery/L_Falco_tinnunculus_Vravrona.jpg
and http://www.parnitha-np.gr/photogallery.htm

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Dacus: Takes advantage of olive trees
https://el.wikipedia.org/wiki/%CE%94%CE%AC%CE%BA%CE%BF%CF%82#/media/File:Bactrocera_oleae_g8.jpg
Tick: https://el.wikipedia.org/wiki/%CE%A4%CF%83%CE%B9%CE%BC%CF%80%CE%BF%CF%8D%CF%81%CE%B9#/media/File:Adult_deer_tick(cropped).jpg

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http://files.ornithologiki.gr/images/vravrona/photos/gallery/L_Falco_tinnunculus_Vravrona.jpg
and
http://files.ornithologiki.gr/images/vravrona/photos/gallery/L_Falco_subbuteo_Vravrona.jpg
Greece is a country with mountains and forests so these birds can find their food, even if they share the same area.

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1) A relation of this type is between snakes and Falco tinnunculus in Greece.
picture of a (greek) snake available at: http://www.herpetofauna.gr/index.php?module=catalogue&id=23
Picture of  Falco tinnunculus available at: http://files.ornithologiki.gr/images/vravrona/photos/gallery/L_Falco_tinnunculus_Vravrona.jpg

2) Birds and worms
Credits: Getty Images, Johann Schumacher

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Greece is a country with many different landscapes with a high diversity concerning plants and animals. Some areas are also protected for their uniqueness.

1) Mountains:
Reference: el.wikipedia.org

1. SAMARIA NATIONAL PARK

OFFICIAL SITE:
http://www.samaria.gr/en/home-2/

2. Natura 2000 areas in Greece:
https://el.wikipedia.org/wiki/%CE%91%CF%81%CF%87%CE%B5%CE%AF%CE%BF:Natura_2000_areas_in_Greece.png

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Museum of Zoology of the University of Athens

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Museum of Zoology of the University of Athens

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http://en.biol.uoa.gr/museums-gardens/museum-of-zoology.html
I have visited this museum. A wonderful experience.

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Chania, Greece (credits for the photo: Kathimerini)

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3.     The wolves were brought in because the increased elk population was overgrazing the deciduous, woody species such as aspen and cottonwood.