NEWS & PRESS RELEASES
Marsican brown bear: In 2025, 7 females with cubs and at least 16 newborns were counted
Good news for the Marsican brown bear. The annual count of females with cubs born this year (FWC – Females With Cubs), coordinated by the Abruzzo, Lazio, and Molise, recorded 7 females accompanied by at least 16 cubs in 2025—a result that confirms the population’s strong reproductive trend and is...
Are you a journalist? Join the team that will be covering the international bear conference
As part of the 29th International Conference of theInternational Association for Bear Research and Management), to be held from September 20–25, 2026, in Pescasseroli (AQ) and will bring together researchers, professionals, and bear enthusiasts from around the world—the Organizing...
The Accumoli Wetlands Are Safe: the Commissioner Recognizes the Collective Ownership of the Land
The Accumuli Wetlands (Pantani di Accumuli) are located exactly on the border between the Monti Sibillini National Park and the Gran Sasso and Monti della Laga National Park. The area is classified as a Special Area of Conservation (SAC) and is part of Natura 2000, the European Union’s main...
Hunting Bill: Risk of a rushed vote in the Chamber of Deputies to speed up the approval process. The associations write to President Fontana.
A total of 57 environmental, animal rights, and hiking organizations have sent a formal letter to the Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies, Hon. Fontana, in which they request that, in full compliance withparliamentary regulations, Bill (PdL) 2984—formerly Senate Bill 1552, which radically overhauls...
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...
Hunting Bill 1552: An Unprecedented Attack on Wildlife and Biodiversity
"Save the Bear" has signed the joint statement issued by animal rights and environmental organizations, which strongly condemn the serious implications of Bill 1552 on the protection of wildlife and the regulation of hunting, currently under consideration in the Senate. We are facing what we...
About “our” 100,000-euro Defender: a few necessary clarifications
In recent days, we have read comments and accusations claiming that Salviamo l’Orso owns a Defender worth 100,000 euros, while, according to some, those same resources should be allocated to farmers and ranchers. We understand that this issue may spark curiosity and debate. For this reason, we...
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