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Parco Oglio Sud |
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This project aims at improving the overall environmental quality of the Oglio River through a participated approach in which, with the help of a technical part, a number of stakeholder are invited to put in evidence problems, discuss on possible solutions and decide priorities for future restoration plans. Target elements in this project are the Oglio basin, with its anthropogenic pressures and opportunities, the recovery of biodiversity and pristine functions as the river self depuration, which are dependent on the lateral interactions between the river and its flood plain, the at least partial recover of the natural evolution of the river, with the associated sediment transport and deposition.
These targets are summarised in four topics, main themes of the Forum:
Partners of this project, mainly funded by CARIPLO, are: the Regional Parks Oglio South and North, CIRF, Mantova Province, Cremona Province, ARPA Lombardia, four "Consorzi di Bonifica", plus 16 Communal Authorities within the Oglio South Park.
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Project Adriatic Sturgeon |
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The project LIFE Natura "Conservation of Acipenser naccarii in the river Ticino and in the middle course of the river Po" has been started by Parco del Ticino in October 2003 in order to safeguard this species, which has been declared a priority species by the directive Habitat (92/43/CEE). The project lasts 3 years. The program aims at achieving a series of specific goals, among which: - the repopulation of the rivers Ticino, Po, and Oglio with sturgeons; - the elaboration of a management and conservation plan of the sturgeon in its habitats, with the possibility to use it for other rivers; - a thorough study on the ecology of the species; - the sensitization of the public towards the conservation of the autochthonous fish fauna. |
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Parco Oglio Sud is a partner of the Project and within its territory some restaurants have joined the initiative and have committed to use exclusively sturgeons coming from fish farming, in order to safeguard the specimens living in our river.
You can help us! Contact: For further information on the project LIFE Natura, please contact: Parco del Ticino - fauna@parcoticino.it or GRAIA Srl - Gestione e Ricerca - graia@libero.it |