Share of the extent of designated areas in four EEA countries

Figure Created 09 Oct 2012 Published 22 Oct 2012 Last modified 13 Jun 2017
This diagramme shows the range of surface area covered by nationally designated areas in four different and contrasting EEA member countries. Bulgaria has 80% of its protected areas under 100 ha and none over 1000ha whereas Greece has 94% of its protected areas above 100ha and 7% over 10 000 ha. Italy and Poland show the largest range of size of protected area between less than 1 ha and more than 10 000 ha

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