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BALKAN BOTANIC GARDEN OF KROUSSIA

The Balkan Botanic Garden of Kroussia (BBGK), Greece was funded in the framework of the Inter-Regional Developmental Initiatives of the European Union (INTERREG II-External Borders). The BBGK was founded on 19 May 2001 as an initiative of the National Agricultural Research Foundation (NAGREF ). It is member of the Botanic Gardens Conservation International (BGCI) and National Network of Greek Botanic Gardens. BBGK is owned by ELGO-DIMITRA. The research and services of BBGK are supported by the Laboratory of Protection and Exploitation of Native and Floricultural Plants located at Thermi of Thessaloniki. Aiming first to promote to urban citizens environmental awareness issues regarding native plant conservation and second in order to facilitate the maintenance of the increasing mother plantations, the BBGK has recently established the Garden of Environmental Awareness (GEA) in Thermi at sea level.

Location

The BBGK is situated in northern Greece, about 70km from Thessaloniki (the second biggest Greek city), near the mountain village of Pontokerasia in the Prefecture of Kilkis (41°05ʹN/23°06ʹE). It is located close to the borderlines of Greece, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM ) and Bulgaria, lying between two important conservation areas included in the Natura 2000 Network, Lake Kerkini and surrounding mountains (GR1260001: Limni Kerkini-Krousia-Koryfes orous beles, Agistro-Charopo) and the Mouries hydrophilous lake forest (GR1230002: Ydrochares

Dasos Mourion).

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