The Vjosa is a river located in Albania and Greece, known for its natural beauty and ecological significance. It flows approximately 270 kilometers, making it one of the last wild rivers in Europe. The river is characterized by its clear waters, diverse ecosystems, and rich biodiversity, supporting various plant and animal species. In recent years, the Vjosa has gained attention for conservation efforts aimed at protecting its unique environment. Activists and organizations are working to prevent the construction of dams and other infrastructure that could disrupt its natural flow. The river is also a popular destination for outdoor activities like kayaking and hiking.