The new educational activities on the theme of wolves, organized by the Protected Areas of the Cozie Alps and aimed at schools of all levels, are officially starting. After extensive preparation, experimentation, and scientific validation, in January, the results of the work were presented to the entire group of Guides of the Cozie Alps Parks, who are now ready to welcome the school groups.
An activity to explore the forest and orientation techniques, discover the basics of the sports discipline of orienteering, and experience a mini-competition in a natural environment, as well as to create cohesion among students in a class group.
Learn to orient yorself while playing.
An activity to learn about the biology of a species symbolic of the Alps, also thanks to the technological innovations put in place by science, and reflect together on the climate changes that are undermining its conservation.
Walking along the paths followed by the Partisans in our mountains, reading and commenting on their hopes, ideals, fears, is our proposal to make the Resistance not just a chapter in a history book.
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.
An excursion to explore the ecosystems consisting of the two lake basins of Avigliana, the hilly reliefs, and the marsh area of Mareschi.
One-day excursion among lakes and marshes to discover unusual animal and plant species: from the less loved to the "alien" ones
A day on the Great Lake of Avigliana to discover, play, and create with nature.
A walk between the historic center and the morainic hill of Avigliana, to the Great Lake to discover stories of nature and stories of men.
A didactic activity on the morainic hill of Avigliana to discover the geology and geomorphology of the area, as well as the fauna and flora of the Park through observation and teamwork games.
Excursion in the Natural Park of Avigliana Lakes to talk about Water: from the water cycle, to the origin of the lakes, to the relationship that humans have established over the centuries with this environment. The educational field workshop will allow us to analyze the communities of macroinvertebrates and establish the level of water quality.
Among centuries-old trees and majestic deer, in the Great Forest, there is a plant and animal microcosm to observe closely: lichens, mosses, and many small insects to learn about and respect.
Excursion in the Gran Bosco di Salbertrand Park with a workshop to learn about the imposing trees that have been protected and the animals that have become their symbol.
An activity for the little ones that will allow us to enter the Gran Bosco Park on tiptoe and learn to "observe" with hands, nose, mouth, and ears.
Play to learn about the trees that populate the Gran Bosco Park and the characteristics of their wood.
The forest has a thousand secrets to tell to those who know how to listen...
The rocks of the territory and how man has been able to use them over the centuries: a scientific and anthropological approach to geology.
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.
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.
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.
Uomo e ambiente: la ricerca di un equilibrio tra conservazione e sfruttamento delle risorse
Il legno e l'uomo: tra passato e futuro la necessità di un uso consapevole.
Un percorso che racconterà la storia dell’uso del legno da parte dell’uomo dalla preistoria ai giorni nostri per comprendere l’importanza del muoversi con consapevolezza nell’utilizzo delle risorse della terra. Si scoprirà come il “governo” del bosco nelle comunità locali sia sempre stato momento di grande attenzione.
Dalla foresta al riscaldamento: sostenibilità e buone pratiche.
Partendo da alcune riflessioni relative al significato di impronta ecologica cercheremo di individuare quelli che sono i consumi energetici necessari per il funzionamento della propria casa e delle attività quotidiane.
L'attività didattica è dedicata alla conoscenza dell'ambiente palustre e dei suoi abitanti tra cui le zanzare.