Organization for Natural Environment and Climate Change

The quest for a Krüper's Nuthatch is what stirs all the excitement. From early morning, we've been wandering through the pine forest at Mikri Limni, treading on a carpet of pine needles - but there's no sign of the bird. We've chosen to come late in the season because summer is a tough season for birdwatching.

A symposium dedicated to the sustainability of Greece's smaller islands is taking on Nisyros this June. 

A plan for the protection of bats, but also of crops from harmful insects that threaten production is being prepared by the Organization for Natural Environment and Climate Change (OFYPEKA), a body supervised by the Ministry of Environment and Energy.

A new "opengov" type mechanism, where all issues of mitigation of and adaptation to climate change will be put under the "microscope" of all productive actors and citizens of the country will be included in the new climate law.

With a new identity and an international "passport", Greek nature aspires to approach all naturalists, who are looking for a travel destination that has it all: a unique environment, alternative activities, tours, accommodation, local products. All with the "seal" of certification of a single "corporate" identity for Greek nature with the distinctive title "Nature Greece".