Friday, December 3, 2010
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COMUNICAZIONI PERIODICHE AIW 
Inviate a: CONSIGLIERI NAZIONALI, DELEGATI REGIONALI e PROVINCIALI, PRESIDENTI e/o SEGRETARI DI SEZIONE, SOCI AIW
Murialdo, 3 Dicembre 2010
Continue the assault to the National Parks of the South now between the Apennines and the Pollino Lucan was put out a call for the creation of a Tibetan bridge "in a beautiful wild canyon. The AIW has sent a protest letter to the two parks, to the competent Ministries and the Region Basilicata, taking the opportunity to heavy criticism of the Italian way of understanding all the parks as areas for development instead of preservation!
2. part of a
television production that works on behalf of Sky Hunting and Fishing, Franco Zunino was again interviewed on the issue of the Wolf in the Alps The interview will be included in a report on the fauna Western Alps but not be broadcast before a year. 3. E 'submitted a proposal for a Wilderness Area for Val St. Peter (or Vallone Lacerno) of the City of Pescosolido (Frosinone). As in other cases they are di un territorio subito esterno al Parco Nazionale d'Abruzzo, ed un completamento della Serra Lunga oltre che dell'Area Wilderness Il Lacerno già deliberata dal limitrofo Comune di Campoli Appennino. La proposta riguarda un territorio massimo di circa 2.800 ettari. Il Sindaco sembrerebbe intenzionato a portare in Consiglio la proposta entro tempi molto brevi. La tutela della Val San Pietro è stata uno degli obiettivi primari dell'Associazione Wilderness fin dalla sua nascita.
4. A riprova della tesi di Franco Zunino sul fatto che il Lupo sarebbe prima o poi giunto nel savonese e nelle Valli Bormida, ma con provenienza dalle Alpi cuneesi and French and not by the Apennines as they would like the proponents of "a wolf in any but that there is a wolf with whom they have accepted certification" scientific "to the thesis that the wolf had come from the Apennines of the western Alps and not introduced from disastrous releases of various phenotypes on the French side, another story has come to confirm this: on November 24 last two wolves attempted to attack two hunting dogs near the country house of Calizzano, high Val Bormida of Murialdo, bordering the province of Cuneo. On has been re-issued a press release.
5. The City of Murialdo dell'AIW proposal on November 30 last year approved the expansion of Wilderness in the private sector
Ziona Bric Bric dell'AIW Farian, which has merged two , 3 km of the river in this stretch Bormida that runs through a deep gorge between a road and the slopes of the mountain and then back to Zion and Bric Farian. With this extension today Wilderness Area covers a total of 95.5 hectares. The stretch of river is bound merged as a fishing area "no kill". Only downside of this resolution was the unexpected opposition of the minority. City Council all'AIW has also allocated a contribution to the creation of posters.
6. The same day the City of St. Biagio Saracinisco (Frosinone) approved the designation of an area known as Wilderness Area Rosskopf as Mainarde The extension to the existing Wilderness Area: about 1500 hectares, of which one half falling within the National Park ' Abruzzo and the other half outside it. More precise information regarding will be given shortly. This, this, of an unexpected success due to the expansionist policy of the Park, all shared policy by municipalities. The area of \u200b\u200bthe Area Wilderness is one of the most beautiful and wild areas of the Park, including the Valleys and Monacesca Venafrana or Rio Chiaro, all primary habitat of the brown Marsicano. Overall, the Wilderness Area The Mainarde now extends to some 2,400 hectares.
7. Both the City of Rocchetta e Croce (CE) is to Venafro (Isernia) contacted regarding reiterated their intention to reach their fields early in the designation of Wilderness Areas. In the first case would be expanded Wilderness Area Monte Maggiore, in the second case that of the Monte Sammucro.
THE SECRETARY-GENERAL
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