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Parco Naturale del Gran Bosco di Salbertrand |
A 700-hectare Forest of Silver and Spruce Firs |
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| It is situated on the right side of Val di Susa (Northern Cottian Alps) from 1,000m above sea-level to 2,600m. It was established in 1980 to protect the luxuriant vegetation, in particular firs and the wide range of larches and Swiss stone pines. The 70% of the area is covered with woods while the remaining 30% is covered by pasturelands and high altitude grasslands. The Park houses over 600 vegetable species which create a great variety of habitats. The fauna is extremely rich with about 70 species of nesting birds and 21 species of mammals, among them roe deer, deer, and chamois. |
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