Albania could lose part of a natural corridor that birds - and Europe's biodiversity network - depend on.
Albania has proposed the Vjosa-Narta area as a candidate site for the Emerald Network - a European network that protects the most important habitats and species under the Bern Convention. If accepted, the area would become part of Europe's natural heritage, and Albania would have a stronger obligation to protect it.
The government of Albanian can say what they want. They too are corrupt. But the people of Albanian. Have been protesting and aren’t going to allow a corrupt outsider come in and build on sacred land.
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Albania has proposed the Vjosa-Narta area as a candidate site for the Emerald Network - a European network that protects the most important habitats and species under the Bern Convention. If accepted, the area would become part of Europe's natural heritage, and Albania would have a stronger obligation to protect it.