North Macedonia
A former part of Yugoslavia, it was previously known as Macedonia, however it had had problems within the EU and other bodies, as an internal part of Greece is also known as Macedonia, which meant that until it changed its name, it was hard for it to join any international group.
North Macedonia hosts 150-200 bears, around 400 wolves and a handful of the Bankan lynx (there are only 50 and these are shared between 3 countries. It is possible that in the time of ancient Greece there would have been lions here as well as within Greece.
- Mavrovo National Park
- Pelister National Park
- Šharr Mountains National park
- Prespa National Park
- Shebenik National Park
Though there are also a range of further reserves and similar small areas which give refuge for wildlife.
This is a European country, within a typically European ecosystem and animals in the wild
This is a European country, within a typically European ecosystem and animals in the wild
While at the current time ecotourism is not a not a big thing, it has the potential to be so. While it is a landlocked country, it also has 3 lakes within the country.
Below is a list of any mention that the website has made of this country, on this website. Below that we will list places and resources that will help you arrange your wild travel.