Τα πρώτα Φλαμίνγκο έχουν φτάσει στον υδροβιότοπο της Αλυκής στη Σάμο

The first flamingos are already in the Aliki wetland in Samos.
Throughout the winter months numerous protected species of birds, such as the flamingos in this photo, seek shelter in the small wetlands of the Aegean islands. During the course of the year, over 50 species of waterbirds are associated with these habitats, highlighting the importance of these small wetlands to the aquatic birds of Greece. Archipelagos Institute’s Terrestrial Research team is working on identifying the main threats to these habitats in various islands of the eastern Aegean. Archipelagos is joining forces with the local communities on these islands with the aim of protecting Greece’s aquatic birds and ensuring their long-term survival.