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The workshop for responding to disease outbreaks in waterbirds was held in late November

A photographer and an art historian from the Thessaloniki Museum of Photography took the Presplorers on a journey through the history of photography

Under this autumn’s good weather, the field team of the project LIFE15 NAT/GR/936 – Prespa Waterbirds continues the cutting of wetland vegetation in the northern part of Lake Lesser Prespa.

The most important action of the LIFE Prespa Waterbirds project has begun! The SPP field team, equipped with the appropriate machinery, started the management of the reedbed of Lesser Prespa Lake.

The project team organised a photography competition for the children and teenagers of Prespa at the public library in Laimos, on the theme of “The Spirit of Exploration”.

Last week, the project’s field team visited the pelicans’ colonies in Lesser Prespa Lake. By this time of the year, the pelicans’ breeding season has already finished and birds have left the colonies.

The creation of the material of the A5 action was completed with the production of three printed materials

Pygmy cormorants nest in mixed colonies together with heron species, such as great white egrets, little egrets and glossy ibis, as well as grey, squacco, night and purple herons.

On the 10^th of May, the sluice of Koula opened, following the decisions of the 11^th meeting of the WMC. The water level of Lesser Prespa reached a sufficient level and has already flooded many wet meadows, 

The pilot vegetation cutting in the mouth of Lefkonas stream was completed, giving useful feedback on the effectiveness of the