Reducing illegal hunting during the difficult journey of bird migration is the target of the international awareness raising campaign “Leaving is Living” [1] that was...
Two Egyptian vultures were found dead by poison last Tuesday close to Amfipoli, Northern Greece by HOS researchers. The vultures were on their way to Meteora after their annual...
The decision of the local Prefecture Committee to approve the Environmental Impact Assessment regarding an out of proportion wind farm in the Greek islands of Lesvos, Limnos and...
An "unscheduled-arrival" was reported a few days ago in the Athens International Airport "Eleftherios Venizelos" (AIA). Members of the Wildlife Control Team...
Since summer 2011, the Attica Group has been supporting public awareness actions carried out by the Hellenic Ornithological Society through the LIFE Project for seabirds....
As in previous years, during summer 2012 the mobile exhibition of the LIFE Seabird Project will embark on a journey to the islands of the North Aegean. The exhibition aims to...
One of the most impressive and unforeseen bird observations in Europe over the last few years occurred in June, in Greece. A Black Heron Egretta ardesiaca was seen in Valti,...
The weekly communication through skype with the Fourth Grade pupils of the 2nd Primary School of Pigadia in Karpathos, within the Seabird LIFE Project, resulted in...
The Attica Group and the Hellenic Ornithological Society have joined forces for the protection of seabirds in Greek seas.
Since summer 2011, the Attica Group has been supporting...
As in previous years, during the summer 2011, the LIFE Project's mobile exhibition for seabirds will embark on a journey to the islands of the North Aegean. The...
Volunteers and staff members of the Hellenic Ornithological Society were surprised with the record of a new bird species for Greece on Antikythira: the Western Olivaceous Warbler...
Birdwatchers -members of the Hellenic Ornithological Society- woke up at dawn on a Sunday morning in order to see the new bird species for Greece: the Pallas’s Warbler...
