The National Agency of Protected Areas shared in the social media views taken in the “Alpine Alps” National Park, where the chamois can be seen undaunted by the snow that has covered the ground.

“The first snow in the “Alps of Albania” National Park along with chamois, come wonderfully well documented”, wrote the Agency of Protected Areas.

A fully grown chamois reaches a height of 70–80 cm.

Its food consists of herbaceous plants, leaves of high mountain bushes, berries and raspberries./k.s/p.s./

The National Agency for Protected Areas shared today in the social media footage of chamois in this park.

“More and more present in the park; we are witnessing a significant increase in the number of individuals of this type”, said the agency.

The moratorium on hunting in Albania has increased the number of chamois in Albania and mainly in this park.

In Tomor Mount National Park, it lives in natural and semi-natural ecosystems with dry grass and rocky habitats. The chamois is protected species in the European document “Directive for settlements II/IV”. /k.s/p.s./