Forlì - The Park defends its 1000 wolves
Part of the project "Life Wolfnet" also involves Casentinese
SANTA SOFIA - The Apennines as a space for coordination and protection. It was presented yesterday in Badia Morronese (Sulmona) in the province of L'Aquila, the project Wolfnet Life, the seat of the Majella National Park. Project partners are the National Park of Casentino Forests, Mount Falterona Campigna and the Pollino National Park, the Province of L'Aquila, Istituto Zooprofilattico Sperimentale of Lazio and Tuscany, Legambiente and 8 other public bodies, including reserves natural, national and regional parks, provincial Apennines, co-financed the project, while all regions affected by the activities made their institutional support.
"In terms of population, the situation is much improved: we have gone from 70 to 80 copies of the 70 thousand wolves in the Apennines of today - says George Boscagli, director of the National Park of Casentino Forests, Mount Falterona and Campigna - and if the first approach was pioneered now for the administration of this wildlife can and must be a system. Life Wolfnet is a network path to avoid speculation and differentiation in the practice of monitoring and protection of the Apennine wolf. "
The project aims to reduce conflict with livestock activities , combat the phenomenon of illegal mortality, reducing health risks, to minimize the impact of human activities on the biological cycle of the species, and - especially - to develop a management model, long-term sustainable and reformulated for the spatial features, into other areas of the network Apennine Park of Europe.
"International Year of Biodiversity is essential to tell how the Apennines is a container of great value in Europe and Italy - said Antonio Nicoletti, National Protected Areas and Biodiversity Legambiente - a network for the protection of wolves serves to highlight how strategic projects and network as Apennine Park of Europe (Ape), can give answers in terms of development of inland areas and the protection of habitats and species "
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