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Greek Nature
Greece stands out for its high biodiversity. Its main characteristic is the fine mosaic of biotopes, which varies from the semi-arid and steppic habitats of eastern Crete to the continental habitats of its northern mountains and of course the insular habitats. The diversiform Greek land hosts significantly rich fauna and flora with high endemism. Many species are very important in European and in global context and thus protected by International Conventions. Indicatively, 85 habitats, 182 animal species and 58 plant species are of European Importance.
Following are links of websites offering information about Greece’s biodiversity
Animals
Greece's Bird List
Hellenic Rarities Committee
Greek herpetofauna
Sea Biodiversity
Antikythira Bird Observatory
LIFE Gypaetus
Crete Birdwatching Archives – Paul Smith’s Diaries 2001-2007
Crete Birding
Birding & Wildlife Watching in Greece
CRETE - Birds, Amphibians, Dragonflies, Flora, Butterflies, and other wildlife
Plants
Greek Orchids
CRETAPLANT
Hellenic Nature
Tilo Botanica
Cretanflora
Flowers of Crete
VIRTUAL BOTANICAL MUSEUM OF CRETE
Plant Hunters