A seahorse is wrapped on a diver's finger during a dive in the village of Stratoni near Chalkidiki, Greece, July 16, 2018. REUTERS/Idyli Tsakiri
STRATONI, Greece (Reuters) - Diver Vasilis Mentogiannis is campaigning to protect a unique site in a remote gulf in north-eastern Greece where seahorses - a protected species ravaged by pollution and overfishing - are thriving.
Having already restored their habitat in 2015 with ropes and synthetic plants after it was damaged by flood waters from a nearby village, he is now seeking broader protection.
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