Greece’s Environment & Energy Ministry’s released the first three Special Environmental Studies related to Natura 2000 regions in the country. The Studies were released for public consultation on Thursday.
The studies concern protected areas in eastern Crete, in Rodopi Evros as well as in the southern Peloponnese.
Minister Kostas Skrekas said that the ministry is, for the first time, “creating a clear framework for protection zones and land uses in the 446 areas under the Natura 2000 network.”
He added that the studies “will be a useful tool for the sustainable development and protection of biodiversity in these areas of unique natural beauty.”
A total of 23 studies are expected to be released for the 446 areas under the EU-wide Natura program.
The first three are posted on https://ypen.gov.gr/diavouleusi until the end of January.
in these cases I always look for the trap and who “really” benefits from the study…