28/02/2023
26/02/2023
25/02/2023
13/02/2023
12/02/2023
08/02/2023
We are delighted to announce that the documentary co-produced by Salviamo l’Orso and Treehouse Films, directed by Constantinos Christou, has been selected for no less than 9 major film festivals worldwide, from Milan to San Francisco.
Improving the bear habitat and fostering coexistence between people and wildlife are among the main objectives of Salviamo l’Orso.
Despite there being less and less snow, there are many proposals to build new, impactful, and very expensive ski facilities in the Apennines. We believe there are alternative ways of experiencing the mountains, which can be promoted by investing in the creation of ecotourism services and betting on the protection of the environment, on which..
The tenth year of activity of Salviamo l’Orso has come to an end with the publication of the magazine “The Bear Lands”: https://issuu.com/salviamolorso/docs/n._16_-_dic_2022
We share the caution of the Abruzzo Lazio e Molise National Park in commenting on the news of an attack that a citizen of the province of Frosinone has allegedly suffered in recent days from a Marsican bear. There are too many discordant versions, many with a ‘Domenica del Corriere’ tone so dear to certain..
A press release by Salviamo l’Orso, the Abruzzo Ornithological Station, LIPU and ALTURA on the Maiella National Park’s heavy censure of the Passolanciano-Maielletta preliminary project, confirming the associations’ criticism.
WHAT DID IT HAPPENED? On 2019 Christmas Eve night, a female Marsican brown bear was killed on Strada statale 17: a high busy road in Abruzzo. The bear was run over by a car while crossing the road with her cub. The cub came back many times to the crash site looking for his mother.
Making the roads safe is crucial for people and animals in Central Apennines. During the last two years – notes the observatory of Asaps, the Association supporters and friends of the Traffic Police – 360 incidents involved wildlife and were classified as “serious”.
Salviamo l’Orso and Rewilding Apennines are going to organise a public event together with the Municipality of San Pietro Avellana to inform the community about the goals and the actions of the LIFE Bear-Smart Corridors initiative.
According to the Bern Convention, wolves remain a strictly protected species. The Standing Committee of the international agreement on wildlife conservation and natural habitats said no to the Swiss Confederation’s request to downgrade the wolf as a protected species.
