Geomorphology

The leftist Greek government is finding it quite difficult to reel in ‘big fish’ tax evaders, but at least it will be coming down hard on all those … corrupt beach party goers!

A rescue operation was underway in Crete on Wednesday morning after 60 hikers were trapped in the 16-kilometer long Samaria Gorge overnight.

The hikers were hampered in their efforts by heavy rain and had to spend the night at the Samaria settlement. All the hikers were reported to be safe and well.

After the initial refusal of the Bulgarian Environmental Ministry to recognize the existence of ''sand dunes'', Minister Ivelina Vasileva stated Monday that in fact that was the case.

Cavo Tagoo, a luxury 5 star hotel near Chora, the main town of Mykonos Island in Greece, boasts one of the word's coolest plunge pools, according to Travel + Leisure magazine.

As far as hotel perks go, plunge pools are the epitome of luxury, as they allow you to enjoy the cool water and the awe-inspiring view by yourself or with the company of your choice.

Nineteen-year-old Asl? Alk?? returned home Feb. 20 after becoming the first Turkish woman to climb Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa's highest mountain.
 
Alk??, a member of Ku?adas? Mountaineering and Nature Sports Association in the western Turkish province of Ayd?n, took six days to accomplish the mission, which ended on Feb. 18.
      

Tokat?s Ball?ca Cave, described as a wonder of nature, is a popular place among patients of asthma thanks to its oxygen level and healing atmosphere Famous for its stalactites, rare geological formations and cures for asthma, Ball?ca Cave in the northern Anatolian province of Tokat is continuing to draw large numbers of visitors, with 70,125 people going spelunking last year.

The international environmental organization WWF launches a national campaign for the conservation of rivers in Bulgaria.

"The number of natural rivers left in Bulgaria is insignificant. We take river resources for granted, but we do not realize that they are almost exhausted," said Ivan Hristov, head of the Water program at WWF, as cited by Nova Tv.

BELGRADE - The World Wildlife Fund in Serbia (WWF) released on Friday that a unified and more transparent approach needs to be taken on in flood management and added that the former flood areas need to be connected to rivers.