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The transboundary Chorokhi River Valley, extending from the upper mountainous catchments of northeastern Turkey to the deltaic plains of Georgia, represents one of the most ecologically diverse corridors in the eastern Black Sea Basin. This landscape integrates wetlands, river meanders, mixed and broad-leaved forests, agroforestry systems, and coastal dunes that together sustain high biodiversity and essential ecological processes of the Colchic biogeographical province. An integrated landscape–ecological approa...