Certain protected areas are suited to nature tourism development. If sensitively developed this has been shown to help diversify economies, supplement incomes, and maintain rural communities. A good example of this has been the Prespa wetlands in Greece. A Natura 2000 site with impressive wildlife, Prespa has developed its nature tourism successfully. It employs 50-60 people in jobs that supplement existing incomes, mostly farming. It has promoted wildlife friendly farming practices, extended the tourist season from 2-3 months to all year around, and has helped to stabilise the local rural community for the future.