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Greece: Divers pull out 2 tons of ghost nets from highly biodiverse area

2019-05-21 by Argophilia Travel News

For the second year in succession, the Healthy Seas initiative returned to Stratoni, a small fishing town in Northern Greece.

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Ancient Fish Fossil Unearthed in Samaria Gorge

Ancient Fish Fossil Unearthed in Samaria Gorge

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Staying Warm in Crete When the Mountains Breathe Frost

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Stories of Interest

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Guardians of the Sea

2025-10-21 By Manuel Santos

When tourists leave and winds rise, Crete’s fishermen remain at sea — weathering cold, solitude, and the eternal bond between man and water.

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October Rain Returns to Crete

2025-10-21 By Manuel Santos

October brings the first rain to Crete, and with it, the season’s small wonders — from the snail’s slow parade to the islanders’ timeless habit of saving rainwater for the dry months.

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Suspicious Poison Baits Found in Potamos — Pet Owners Urged to Stay Vigilant

2025-10-21 By Arthur Butler

On October 14, 2025, trained detection dog Eka found suspicious poisoned baits in Potamos, Sivas. Police launched an investigation as pet owners are urged to remain cautious.

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Samaria Gorge Closed as Storms Loom Over Crete

2025-10-21 By Iorgos Pappas

The Samaria Gorge will remain closed on Tuesday due to storm warnings from the Hellenic Meteorological Service.

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Crete’s Quiet Undoing: An Island’s Battle with Climactic Change

2025-10-21 By Phil Butler

At dawn in Crete, the island still breathes. When the sun climbs the ridges to the East in Lassithi Prefecture, the air here still tastes of sea salt and dry thyme, but even this is only a remnant of the natural splendor this island paradise once carried. Where rivers once whispered, olives pulsed, and people […]

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