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Radio Broadcast

The Cyprus Center for Environmental Research and Education in cooperation with the Radio Channel “Kanali 6” (98,6 FM) of the Holy Church of Limassol daily presents the broadcast “Environment for All”, which deals with environmental issues. The broadcast is organized and presented by the Biologists – Environmentalists Dr. Andreas Hadjichambis and Dr. Demetra Paraskeva-Hadjichambi. The program broadcasts daily (Monday – Friday) at 8:40 a.m and it lasts for 5 minutes.

Below you can find short environmental articles, relating to the presentation of environmental issues.

The species of August 2015

Name: blunt-nosed viper Scientific Name: Macrovipera lebetina Family: Viperidae   Description It has a thick body that ends in a very short and thin tail, giving the impression that the body is “cut” abruptly in the area of ​​its tail. Her body has a dark gray-brown color and dark patterns ...

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The species of June 2015

                    Name: Kotschy’s gecko Scientific Name: Mediodactylus kotschyi Kingdom: Animalia Class: Squamata Family: Gekkonidae Genus: Cyrtopodion Species: C. kotschyi                                             ...

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The species of April 2015

  Name: nightingale Scientific Name: Luscinia megarhynchos Kingdom: Animalia Taxonomy: birds (Aves) Class: Passeniformes Family: Muscicapidae                                                                     ...

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The species of March 2015

Name: Spiny Starwort Scientific Name: Pallenis spinosa – (L.) Cass Family: Compositae                                              Description An annual plant, upright, with a hairy shoot. Leaves alternately, simply, off the lower, hairy ...

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The species of February 2015

   Name: Eurasian coot Scientific Name: Fulica Atra Kingdom: Animals Taxonomy: birds (Aves) Class: Gruiformes Family: Rallidae Genus: Fulica Species: F. Atra Description The Eurasian coot has the scientific name Fulica Atra in Latin, which is rendered in Greek as “bald head”. In Cyprus, you may have heard it as ...

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