Actually, Edurne Estévez and her colleagues shouldn’t have done more research here, in the Vjosa riverbed near Kalivaç. Actually, it would have been over 500 meters earlier. A gigantic concrete wall wedged between two mountains would have dammed up the water and directed the rest of the river into regulated channels. You can still see them, the spikes in the rock, a sign on a lattice fence prohibits access to the “construction site”.
Wild river Vjosa in Albania: Conflict between environmental protection and tourism – Knowledge
