NEWS & PRESS RELEASES
Italy’s Hunting Bill 1552: An Unprecedented Attack on Wildlife and Biodiversity
Salviamo L’Orso has joined the joint statement issued by animal welfare and environmental organizations strongly condemning the seriousness of Hunting Bill 1552 on wildlife protection and hunting regulation, currently under discussion in the Italian Senate. We are facing what we consider to be the...
About ‘Our’ €100,000 Defender: Some Necessary Clarifications
In recent days, we have seen comments and accusations claiming that Salviamo l’Orso owns a Defender worth €100,000 and that, according to some critics, those same resources should instead be allocated to farmers and livestock breeders. We understand that the issue may raise questions and spark...
Wolves, Bears and Poison: Conservation Groups Salviamo l’Orso, Io Non Ho Paura del Lupo and Rewilding Apennines Launch an Appeal at Italy’s Parliament
The recent poisoning incidents that struck the Central Apennines between April and May, causing the death of at least 21 wolves and other wild animals both inside and outside the Abruzzo, Lazio and Molise National Park, were the focus of a meeting held today in the Press Room of the Italian...
In Barrea, a historic fountain is brought back to life thanks to Salviamo l’Orso.
Some time ago, we had been keeping an eye on an ancient fountain, dating back to 1906, located in the municipality of Barrea. Aware of the importance of these water sources for many animal species in the area, we rolled up our sleeves and, thanks to a small fund we had managed to raise, we were...
Mount Terminillo, Lazio Region puts the brakes on ski project extension: new environmental assessment needed
The path of the "Terminillo Mountain Station" (TSM2) project, first announced in October 2018 as a major intervention for the revitalization of the Mount Terminillo area, today returns to a phase of administrative uncertainty. Almost two decades after the first enunciations, the proceedings on the...
Libero, the bear symbol of the ongoing fight against poaching
In April 2026, a young Marsican brown bear was at the center of an incident that drew renewed attention to the persistence of poaching and to the effectiveness of conservation work carried out in the territory of the Abruzzo, Lazio and Molise National Park. The animal was located thanks to...
Breeders and European contributions: who is speculating on pastures?
As the Sulmona Public Prosecutor's Office continues to investigate the poisonings that, in April, killed 21 wolves, and other wildlife, inside and outside the boundaries of the Abruzzo, Lazio and Molise Park hereafter, PNALM), Salviamo L'Orso and Io non ho paura del lupo have co-signed a press...
Logging in protected areas. Additional risk to the Marsican brown bear.
SOA, LIPU and the Environmentalist Forum have sent the European Commission a detailed dossier on the state of forest cutting in the Simbruini Mountains Natura 2000 site, denouncing a situation that the associations describe as one of substantial forestry deregulation within areas theoretically...
The poisoning toll worsens: reject blackmail, zero tolerance for criminals and for those who break the rules
New cases of poisoning in the PNALM, following those in Pescasseroli and Alfedena. Episodes that are repeated year after year throughout the region. SLO proposes to the relevant institutions and public opinion in Abruzzo a reflection on the causes of the problem and possible solutions. Findings of...
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