The Amvrakikos Wetlands are a significant natural area located in northwestern Greece. This unique ecosystem is characterized by a mix of lagoons, marshes, and coastal areas, providing a habitat for various species of birds and aquatic life. The wetlands are part of the larger Amvrakikos Gulf, which is known for its rich biodiversity. These wetlands are recognized for their ecological importance and are designated as a protected area under the Ramsar Convention. They serve as a crucial stopover for migratory birds and support local fisheries, making them vital for both conservation and the local economy.