The project created by the Protected Areas of the Cozie Alps on the internet site iNaturalist celebrates 100 thousand reports. This is an initiative created in 2017 on the prestigious American web portal to collect and archive naturalistic observations gathered by specialists or by simple enthusiasts according to the principles of citizen science or participatory science.
On Thursday, August 6 at 9 PM in Pragelato, the show "Having Fun with Science" by Dr. Gianni Baronetti, at the Park headquarters on Via della Pineta 5.
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.
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
If you think of the wolf, what comes to mind? Who is it, where does it live, what does it eat? Should we be afraid of it? We will learn to know the "real" wolf, we will be able to distinguish it from the animal present in stories and from the sensationalistic one evoked in newspapers.
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.
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.
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.
L'attività didattica è dedicata alla conoscenza dell'ambiente palustre e dei suoi abitanti tra cui le zanzare.