Vjosa River, The Wild Heart of Europe
The Vjosa River, one of Europe’s last wild rivers, flows 272km from Greece’s Pindus Mountains to Albania’s Adriatic coast, passing through gorges, valleys, and villages steeped in history. Its turquoise waters and surrounding habitats are home to over 1,100 species, including the critically endangered European eel and the rarely sighted Egyptian vulture, making it a vital lifeline for wildlife and local communities.
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