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The project, which will last 5 years, will consist of the creation of 18 Bear Smart Communities, 16 in the Central Apennines and 2 in Greece.
The affection for places and people comes from the positive experiences that, thanks to them, we live.
Yesterday Salviamo l’Orso went to Amatrice, where, together with the Alto Lazio Beekeepers Association, they organised a meeting to start a dialogue about bears, damage prevention and compensation with local beekeepers.
A few weeks ago, poisoned baits claimed victims among cats and dogs in Pescocostanzo and today history repeated itself in Capistrello, where Marsicalive gave news of several poisoned dogs and a fox.
On the afternoon of April 29, the ordinary assembly of Salviamo l’Orso took place at the Gioia dei Marsi operational headquarters in a mixed mode in presence and online. The budgets were approved and the activities carried out in 2021 and those planned for 2022 were discussed.
Joint press release WWF Lazio – Salviamo l’Orso (SLO) The Marsican brown bear (Ursus arctos marsicanus) is an endemic species among the most beautiful and fascinating of the Italian fauna whose small population is reduced to 50-60 individuals. It survives mainly in the most inaccessible areas of the Abruzzo Apennines.
On March 25, the M20 bear, known as Juan Carrito, was moved from the Palena faunistic area to an internal area of the Maiella massif. For 19 days Juan Carrito remained in an area completely devoid of human settlements, monitored intensively by the staff of the Maiella National Park, and without ever having direct contact..
With the return of Spring, Sunday April 3rd the Bear Museum at Pizzone has finally reopened!
On March 25th, the bear Juan Carrito returned to his mountains. After about three weeks spent in the facility located in Palena, managed by the Maiella National Park, the animal was released in a suitable area and relatively far from the inhabited centers. The Central Apennines is not, as we all know, as large as..
Between the end of November 2021 and the beginning of 2022 we installed four ramps, one on each side, on the slippery plastic sheet that covers the banks of the Collerotondo artificial snow pond.
