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Ecotourism guide to Ecotourism guide to NATURA 2000 network areas on Crete NATURA 2000 network Operational Programme for Crete and the Aegean Islands areas on Crete Co-financed by Greece and the European Union ISBN: 978-618-81931-0-9 Be part of it. protect it! Published by the University of Crete - Natural History Museum of Crete for the Useful telephone numbers project “Development and Promotion of the NATURA 2000 Network in Crete”. Funded by Priority Axis 7: “Sustainable Development and Quality of Life in Telegrams 136 Crete Region” in the 2007-2013 Operational Programme for Crete and the OTE directory enquiries 11888 Aegean Islands, within the terms of the approved project “Development and General information 13888 Promotion of NATURA 2000 Network Areas in Crete”, ERGORAMA Integrated Speaking clock (local time) 14844 Information System Project Code 380448, co-financed by the European Police emergency 100 Fire service 199 Regional Development Fund and national funding. Ambulance service 166 HERAKLION REGIONAL UNIT CONTRACTING AUTHORITY: REGION OF CRETE Tourist police - Heraklion 2810 274042 Eleftherias Square, 71201 Heraklion Traffic police - Heraklion 2810 274087 &17 Tel.: +30 2813 410110, Fax: +30 2813 410150 University hospital - Heraklion 2810 392111 Venizeleio hospital - Heraklion 2813 408000 Airport - Heraklion 2810 397129 Port police - Heraklion 2813 406900 Bus services - Heraklion 2810 255965, 28102 45020 Copyright © REGION OF CRETE Author: Giorgos N. Petrakis CHANIA REGIONAL UNIT Coordinator: Michalis Prombonas Tourist police - Chania 28210 25930, 28750 Traffic police - Chania 28210 8758 English translation: Ben Petre Hospital - Chania 28210 22000, 28213 42000 Scientific content editing: N.H.M.C. Naval hospital - Chania 28210 82628 Airport - Chania 28210 83800 Proof editor: Petros Giarmenitis Port police - Suda 28210 89240 Graphic design: Giannis Charkoutsis Bus services - Chania 28210 98875 Maps : Katerina Vassiliou (SELENA)– Manolis Nikolakakis RETHYMNO REGIONAL UNIT Tourist police - Rethymno 28310 28156 Proposed reference: Giorgos N. Petrakis, 2015. Traffic police - Rethymno 28310 88173 Ecotourism guide to NATURA 2000 network areas on Crete. Hospital - Rethymno 28313 42100 Port police - Rethymno 28310 20248 Region of Crete, Heraklion, 48 pages. Bus services - Rethymno 28310 22212 LASITHI REGIONAL UNIT Tourist police - Agios Nikolaos 28410 24702 HERAKLION 2015 Traffic police - Agios Nikolaos 28410 91423 DISTRIBUTED FREE OF CHARGE Hospital - Agios Nikolaos 28413 43000 Port police - Agios Nikolaos 28410 90108 Bus services - Agios Nikolaos 28410 22234 ISBN: 978-618-81931-0-9 This book may not be reproduced in whole or part, used commercially or reissued without permission from the Region of Crete and the Natural History Museum of Crete - University of Crete..

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