A small pebble, formed thousands of years ago on the bottom of an ancient ocean, will tell us about its adventurous journey from the coral reef to the mountaintop and then to the plain and the sea.
The mountain in winter, a place to play and learn. An experience to discover that the mountain is beautiful and fun in winter... you just need to be adequately equipped!
The rocks of the territory and how man has been able to use them over the centuries: a scientific and anthropological approach to geology.
In the small classroom set up at the Colombano Romean Ecomuseum, modern students will be able to relive the atmosphere of past schools by engaging in exercises of "Beautiful Calligraphy" and manual crafts to create games played by their grandparents.
Excursion to discover the Ecomuseum Colombano Romean and the resources of its territory. The river waters that produced ice, terraces now overgrown with vegetation, extensive larch woods once grazed, the icehouse, limestone quarries, charcoal kilns, lime kilns will help us discover the ancient trades of our grandparents.
A walk to discover the Colombano Romean Ecomuseum, ancient crafts, techniques, and tools born from the ingenuity of "practical" men: because "necessity is the mother of invention!"
Are we still ingenious? Let's put ourselves to the test!
A walk in the Val Troncea Natural Park to talk about wildlife, especially alpine fauna. How do animals and plants perceive the passing of the seasons? What resources does the territory offer them to survive in different times of the year? We will answer these and other questions through games and experiments.
Walking along the paths traveled by the Partisans in our mountains, reading and reflecting on their hopes, ideals, fears, is our proposal to not make the Resistance just a chapter in a history book.
Hike in the natural park of Val Troncea to learn about the mountain environment and the climatic and meteorological phenomena that characterize it; understand how to navigate and what rules of behavior must be followed to safely undertake a hike.
A journey through the history of the formation of the Val Troncea to discover the dynamics related to watercourses: the animal and plant life next to the river, the management over time of water resources, and the risks related to hydrogeological instability.