Greece launches digital map to protect marine life

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The new digital tool was designed to help the public easily identify areas where fishing is restricted through an interactive online map that displays up-to-date information on regulated fishing zones across the country’s seas. The tool is designed to be user-friendly and accessible, offering a visual overview of regulated maritime zones.

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