Clima Prespa is an information and awareness initiative focused on climate change, environmental risks, and adaptation in the Prespa region. It highlights how changing rainfall, snowfall, evaporation, and river flows affect the levels of the region’s lakes, as well as wetlands, wildlife, and local livelihoods. The site explains risks such as fires in reed beds, damage to protected bird populations, declining water levels, and extreme weather that can harm crops, including beans, a key source of income for local farmers.

Clima Prespa also presents practical areas of action, including wetland management, protection of lakeshores, waste and wastewater management, water conservation, and climate adaptation. Its resources include information on natural hazards and future climate scenarios, alongside local indicators and updates on lake levels, fire danger, vegetation condition, and weather forecasts. The site also provides emergency contacts for reporting fires. By bringing together regional climate information, environmental guidance, and practical tools, Clima Prespa helps visitors understand the challenges facing the area and the importance of protecting its natural and cultural heritage.