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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.
Wonderful news comes from the Monte Genzana Alto Gizio Nature Reserve: the Marsican bear that had disappeared after being hit along the SS17 in the night between 22 and 23 June 2021 survived the accident!
We are happy to share the first results of the monitoring carried out in Zompo Lo Schioppo Regional Nature Reserve and in the SCI in the Municipality of Morino.
On February 5th, the famous bear M20 or Juan Carrito came out of hibernation and came back to Roccaraso. At the apex of the ski season, and perhaps because of the exaggerated media exposure given to the presence of the animal, the small town – which was busy with tourists – once again was unable..
There are some corners in the Bears’ Lands rich in flourishing and abundant biodiversity, characterized by breathtaking landscapes that it is impossible not to love!
Our biggest challenge is for our bear, but behind this there are stories of personal growth, limits exceeded and discovery of themselves and of others.
Our biggest challenge is for our bear, but behind this there are stories of personal growth, limits exceeded and discovery of themselves and of the others. Beyond the work of our volunteers for the protection of nature of the Central Apennines, there is a human dimension built on shared passion and friendships of immeasurable value…
