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Throughout the summer, park rangers have intervened on several occasions to warn mountain bikers who were riding on routes and trails within the Alpi Cozie Parks that are prohibited to bicycles. Some individuals justified their actions by claiming they had followed directions downloaded from certain websites or apps, but unfortunately, the regulations of a protected area do not allow ignorance of the rules. We take this opportunity, therefore, to reiterate the restrictions in place in the Protected Areas of the Alpi Cozie and explain the reasons behind them.
 

Spending a day outdoors with your dog is certainly a beautiful experience. However, introducing a pet into a protected area poses a problem for the natural balance that a Park Authority is required to defend. In all Italian national and regional parks, there are limitations aimed at finding a compromise between the needs of environmental conservation and those of dog owners who wish to bring their four-legged friends along. Let's see why.

There are still many people who love coming home after a walk in the open air with a small bouquet of flowers. There is even a song! But... There are rules to follow.

Within protected areas, certain human activities must adhere to environmental protection principles. Among these is the use of drones, which is permitted only for professional, monitoring, and scientific research purposes. The use of remotely piloted aircraft for these purposes in natural parks, nature reserves, and Natura 2000 sites managed by the Cozie Alps Protected Areas is subject to a specific request and impact assessment.

In the Parks of the Cozie Alps, it is not allowed to capture, kill or harm any animal, not even the smallest or unknown ones. In this article, we want to focus on so-called cold-blooded animals, and in particular on amphibians that are more visible during the spring season as they migrate towards wetlands where they reproduce by laying eggs in water.In the Cozie Alps Parks, it is not allowed to capture, kill, or harm any animals, not even the smallest or unknown ones. In this article, we want to focus on so-called cold-blooded animals, and in particular on amphibians that are more visible during the spring migration towards the wetlands where they reproduce by depositing their eggs in water.