The Mayor of Castel di Sangro, Angelo Caruso, who made the headlines for having requested and obtained the ashes of poor Juan Carrito, to whom it seems he wants to dedicate a mausoleum, continues to exploit the bear as a tourist attraction.

On Thursday 1 June, thanks to the project Drop by Drop financed by EOCA (European Outdoor Conservation Association), there was the first of a series of free meetings dedicated to wetlands. The extreme importance of these environments and their incredible fragility reach the youngest children through a journey of play and discovery of all the..

There are several anthropogenic threats to environmental conservation. In Spring especially, one of the main threats is the risk of animal poisoning. The use of poison is a real problem in Italy, and is particularly acute in the Central Apennines. Unfortunately, the culture of poison is still widespread here. Poison is a devious weapon, used..

On 5 May, the staff of Rewilding Apennines, Salviamo l’Orso and volunteers, during a monitoring activity in the corridor area between the Abruzzo, Lazio and Molise National Park and the Sirente Velino Regional Natural Park, found 2 wolves and 4 griffon vultures dead in the territory of Cocullo, on the border with Goriano Sicoli.

We remind you that every Sunday the Bear Museum in Pizzone is open: a unique opportunity to learn more about the Marsican bear, its biology and the actions for his conservation.

Terre dell’Orso (The land of the bear) continues its tour in national and international film festivals and seduces the juries and the audience.

In the last two months, the teams and the volunteers of Salviamo l’Orso and Rewilding Apennines have intensified the bears’ damage prevention actions.

In the spring nights of rain, you often meet toads on the roads. They move slowly, looking for pool of water in which reproduce. However, many individuals are killed during migration from wintering sites to pool of water.

This is the test result of the new prototype of the bear- smart waste bin with the borwn bears of the wildlife enclosuer in Campoli Appennino.

Drop by Drop project comes alive. Salviamo l’Orso’s volunteers have started monitoring and mapping fountains and small pools of water in the mountains.