The Protected Areas of Greece include national parks, wildlife refuges, and marine reserves aimed at conserving the country's rich biodiversity and natural landscapes. These areas are home to various species, including endemic plants and endangered animals, and play a crucial role in preserving Greece's unique ecosystems. Many of these protected sites, such as Mount Olympus National Park and the Samaria Gorge, attract visitors for their stunning scenery and outdoor activities. The Greek government, along with international organizations, works to manage and protect these areas, ensuring that both nature and cultural heritage are preserved for future generations.