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Pindus national parks
- 1. Pindus National Parks a) Vikos b) Valia-Kalda
- 2. a) Vikos • In the National Park of Vikos, there are plenty of animals in danger. Some of them are: Otter Wild Goat
- 3. Brown Bear Gypaetus Motacilla Cinerea Salamander
- 5. What does the government do for this animals? • Government has approved the existence of Vikos national park as an area for in danger animals. • It has also set laws about the protection of environment and animals!
- 6. b)Valia-Kalda • In Valia-Kalda there are also many in danger species protected by the government. Some animals protected in that area: lynx Grey Wolf
- 7. White-backed woodpecker Lanner Falcon Otter Horned Lark
- 10. What does the government do for this animals? • The Government created this National Park to protect this animals of human behavior in that places.
- 11. THE END! Stavroula Fragouli Katerina Tzanni Thanks for watching