The vaccination of sheepdogs against the seven major infectious diseases (parvovirosis, distemper, infectious hepatitis, infectious parainfluenza, kennel cough, leptospirosis, infectious bronchitis) is one of the pivotal activities of our association, which we carry out thanks to the support of...

In addition to the heart of the Abruzzo, Lazio and Molise National Park, other similar incidents are reported throughout the region. A few infamous criminals, aided by the total lack of any preventive control over the territory, cast a shadow of shame over the entire Abruzzo community. At least 12...

Salviamo L'Orso, together with the main Italian animal rights, environmental and scientific associations, has made a direct appeal to Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, asking her to stop DDL 1552, known as the "Malan-Lollobrigida DDL." According to the signatory organizations, the measure represents...

On March 31st, 2026, starting at 6 p.m., Cantelmo Castle in Pettorano sul Gizio opens its doors to the wolf in a meeting dedicated to the presentation of the book "Stories of Wolves" by photographer Gianluca Damiani. Between stories, experiences and reflections on the large predator, Damiani will...

On January 22, our association’s work to protect the Marsican brown bear received significant international recognition: the Italian Defender Awards 2025 in the “Defenders of the Wild” category, dedicated to the protection of the most vulnerable species. The award went to our Bear Smart Landscape...

Do you want to dedicate a year to nature conservation and make a concrete contribution to the conservation of one of Europe's rarest species? This year you can again do your Universal Civilian Service with Salviamo l'Orso, participating in field activities and conservation projects dedicated to...

The first phase of genetic monitoring of the Marsican brown bear aimed at estimating the population size with the highest accuracy has been successfully concluded. The activity, carried out mainly in the territory of the Abruzzo, Lazio and Molise National Park and neighboring areas of expansion of...

Climate change and land use transformations have intensified interactions between humans and wildlife, possibly affecting population densities and behavioral adaptation of species to anthropized environments. Whether these behavioral responses are primarily due to phenotypic plasticity or are...