\u0026lt;\u0026lt;Is The Time That is not to like. How can it then be mine? >>
\u0026lt;\u0026lt;This is not the time to come. How can he belong to? >>
John Wilmot, second Earl of Rochester
Friday, January 28, 2011
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Time
\u0026lt;\u0026lt;Is The Time That is not to like. How can it then be mine? >>
\u0026lt;\u0026lt;This is not the time to come. How can he belong to? >>
John Wilmot, second Earl of Rochester
\u0026lt;\u0026lt;Is The Time That is not to like. How can it then be mine? >>
\u0026lt;\u0026lt;This is not the time to come. How can he belong to? >>
John Wilmot, second Earl of Rochester
Thursday, January 27, 2011
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Oche Venete e Friulane
actually down from the Arctic Russia - Siberia, about 10,000 km from here. They are among thousands of
fronted geese, and Selavatiche Graniaole, even in the midst of rare (for Italy) specimens of Red-breasted Goose and Barnacle Goose. They overwinter in part in Valle Zignago between Caorle and Bibione, and partly at Cona Island of the Regional Natural Reserve Foce Isonzo. Congratulations Fabio friend for this video.
actually down from the Arctic Russia - Siberia, about 10,000 km from here. They are among thousands of
fronted geese, and Selavatiche Graniaole, even in the midst of rare (for Italy) specimens of Red-breasted Goose and Barnacle Goose. They overwinter in part in Valle Zignago between Caorle and Bibione, and partly at Cona Island of the Regional Natural Reserve Foce Isonzo. Congratulations Fabio friend for this video.
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Qualche buona notizia per gli animali selvatici in Polesine
Massimo Di Bena for the WWF section. Rovigo
During more than 25 years of observations we have had some success with regard to the presence of wild animals in the province. We propose a brief overview of some birds by limiting it to easy identification in an attempt to convey that enthusiasm, as fans, we try whenever we come across some unusual species.
start with the Herons. In the mid-'80s, the Heron Heron was given only as wintering. Polesine could be observed in the winter only and exclusively in the delta. Over time there has been an expansion of both temporal and spatial species. Today, the Grey Heron is present throughout the year. Not only that. A nesting colony for a long time outside the city along with Little Egrets and great white egrets. E 'regular look at the city gates these great birds with their wings beat slow moving, a few dozen meters above the ground, to travel to hunting grounds or to return to the nest. Sometimes you may even see them pass over the central square V. Emanuele. Other herons help to enhance our Polesine. Among these guardabuoi. That all white like a little egret, but somewhat 'more squat and yellow beak, which is seen in nature documentaries and, in the savannahs of Africa, stopping on the back of the buffalo or follows them trotting. Well, over the years, this species is quite widespread and now regularly attends the areas surrounding the city. These days an individual has guardabuoi grazed for several days in a field adjacent to the school of St. Pius X. The day of St. Stefano another copy stood quiet in the garden of a house at the foot of the Adige in that Granzette. This writer still remembers the emotion I felt the first time, in the Po Delta, spotted his first guardabuoi. Then, in the early '90s, the observation is a real rarity. Over time the species has expanded rapidly and is now reported some 'everywhere. In Delta there are quotas, but many more groups of different individuals are also visible in the medium and high Polesine. But perhaps the most striking and popular concerns another wader: the Flamingo. Famous because in 2006 rose to national prominence as a result of poisoning due to ingestion of lead shot for hunting. In the mid-90s to observe this species need to go to Sardinia, near the ponds of Cagliari and Oristano, or flee to France in the Camargue. Then, slowly, started a few sightings here too. In '95 a specimen a few days left in a wetland artificial Melara. Followed, in the late '90s, the first observations in the Comacchio valleys and, shortly thereafter, in the Po Delta Delta marshes and lagoons of the species were of rating which has found the ideal place to soak, the nutrition and reproduction. Just as it was to be seen in that historical period the Flamingo was clearly present from us. Today, without going in the Camargue or Sardinia, you can enjoy all year round these beautiful pink birds in groups that sometimes reach the thousands of individuals. Just go, armed with binoculars or telescope, in the valleys of our beautiful Delta.
Also in the field of raptors have been seen positive developments. Until a few years ago the birds were the subject of attention not so friendly by hunters. Were in fact counted among the so-called "harmful" because it can capture some sort of interest in hunting. Also lies at the top of the food chain, suffered the negative consequences of accumulation of pesticides and pesticide used in agriculture. Morale, still in the 90s was the sighting of a bird of prey for the enthusiast a rather rare event. Things went a bit 'at a time better. Surely a more respectful by the followers of Diana, you have to recognize. Maybe even for a reduced use of pesticides in agriculture. Finally the availability of nest sites due to the expansion of the crows. Often the birds use abandoned nests of crows and magpies to reproduce. It is now possible to see the kestrel and beats its wings rapidly while remaining stationary on the vertical to about ten feet off the ground in search of prey, almost in the whole province, by Melara in Pila. But it also happens to see examples of these small hawk hovering quietly in the city. The writer has repeatedly seen kestrels at the gardens Two Towers, with switching and S. Pius X. A pair has nested for two years even consecutive on a ledge ITIS F. Viola di Rovigo using a nest of abandoned Collared Dove. The Kestrel has become a constant presence in our area so they seem very trivial. Yet it was not so ten years ago. The speech would dwell on a number of other species, but space is running out. We conclude this brief time with a curiosity and an interesting watch pre-Christmas. Curiosity about a colony of parrots, especially foreign to the local wildlife, which has decided to "set up house" (a big ball of branches) in some pine trees found in a private garden in Pontecchio Polesine. The sighting is instead on a group of about ten of white storks that December 18th to the 13th after flying over the area of \u200b\u200bS. Pius X was headed south at the bridge of the Forts. Could be part of the quota that has wintered last year in Ferrara, and we hope that, sooner or later, to count among the fauna Pula. Of course not all roses and flowers, some species are in trouble, but more about that on other occasions.
Photo 1 Grey Heron is from the web. Photo 2
posing Kestrel hunting called "Holy Spirit" author Eddi Boschetti. 
Massimo Di Bena for the WWF section. Rovigo
During more than 25 years of observations we have had some success with regard to the presence of wild animals in the province. We propose a brief overview of some birds by limiting it to easy identification in an attempt to convey that enthusiasm, as fans, we try whenever we come across some unusual species.
start with the Herons. In the mid-'80s, the Heron Heron was given only as wintering. Polesine could be observed in the winter only and exclusively in the delta. Over time there has been an expansion of both temporal and spatial species. Today, the Grey Heron is present throughout the year. Not only that. A nesting colony for a long time outside the city along with Little Egrets and great white egrets. E 'regular look at the city gates these great birds with their wings beat slow moving, a few dozen meters above the ground, to travel to hunting grounds or to return to the nest. Sometimes you may even see them pass over the central square V. Emanuele. Other herons help to enhance our Polesine. Among these guardabuoi. That all white like a little egret, but somewhat 'more squat and yellow beak, which is seen in nature documentaries and, in the savannahs of Africa, stopping on the back of the buffalo or follows them trotting. Well, over the years, this species is quite widespread and now regularly attends the areas surrounding the city. These days an individual has guardabuoi grazed for several days in a field adjacent to the school of St. Pius X. The day of St. Stefano another copy stood quiet in the garden of a house at the foot of the Adige in that Granzette. This writer still remembers the emotion I felt the first time, in the Po Delta, spotted his first guardabuoi. Then, in the early '90s, the observation is a real rarity. Over time the species has expanded rapidly and is now reported some 'everywhere. In Delta there are quotas, but many more groups of different individuals are also visible in the medium and high Polesine. But perhaps the most striking and popular concerns another wader: the Flamingo. Famous because in 2006 rose to national prominence as a result of poisoning due to ingestion of lead shot for hunting. In the mid-90s to observe this species need to go to Sardinia, near the ponds of Cagliari and Oristano, or flee to France in the Camargue. Then, slowly, started a few sightings here too. In '95 a specimen a few days left in a wetland artificial Melara. Followed, in the late '90s, the first observations in the Comacchio valleys and, shortly thereafter, in the Po Delta Delta marshes and lagoons of the species were of rating which has found the ideal place to soak, the nutrition and reproduction. Just as it was to be seen in that historical period the Flamingo was clearly present from us. Today, without going in the Camargue or Sardinia, you can enjoy all year round these beautiful pink birds in groups that sometimes reach the thousands of individuals. Just go, armed with binoculars or telescope, in the valleys of our beautiful Delta.
Also in the field of raptors have been seen positive developments. Until a few years ago the birds were the subject of attention not so friendly by hunters. Were in fact counted among the so-called "harmful" because it can capture some sort of interest in hunting. Also lies at the top of the food chain, suffered the negative consequences of accumulation of pesticides and pesticide used in agriculture. Morale, still in the 90s was the sighting of a bird of prey for the enthusiast a rather rare event. Things went a bit 'at a time better. Surely a more respectful by the followers of Diana, you have to recognize. Maybe even for a reduced use of pesticides in agriculture. Finally the availability of nest sites due to the expansion of the crows. Often the birds use abandoned nests of crows and magpies to reproduce. It is now possible to see the kestrel and beats its wings rapidly while remaining stationary on the vertical to about ten feet off the ground in search of prey, almost in the whole province, by Melara in Pila. But it also happens to see examples of these small hawk hovering quietly in the city. The writer has repeatedly seen kestrels at the gardens Two Towers, with switching and S. Pius X. A pair has nested for two years even consecutive on a ledge ITIS F. Viola di Rovigo using a nest of abandoned Collared Dove. The Kestrel has become a constant presence in our area so they seem very trivial. Yet it was not so ten years ago. The speech would dwell on a number of other species, but space is running out. We conclude this brief time with a curiosity and an interesting watch pre-Christmas. Curiosity about a colony of parrots, especially foreign to the local wildlife, which has decided to "set up house" (a big ball of branches) in some pine trees found in a private garden in Pontecchio Polesine. The sighting is instead on a group of about ten of white storks that December 18th to the 13th after flying over the area of \u200b\u200bS. Pius X was headed south at the bridge of the Forts. Could be part of the quota that has wintered last year in Ferrara, and we hope that, sooner or later, to count among the fauna Pula. Of course not all roses and flowers, some species are in trouble, but more about that on other occasions.
Photo 1 Grey Heron is from the web. Photo 2
posing Kestrel hunting called "Holy Spirit" author Eddi Boschetti.
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Up to now, I merely expressed my opinion against the hunt with the text of a famous cartoon di Vauro che recita più o meno così: “Se proprio vi piace sparare agli uccelli sparate al vostro”. Sono sempre stato democraticamente aperto al dialogo con i “ seguaci di Diana” “amanti della natura” ma da oggi in poi il mio unico pensiero verso questa categoria di persone è: “L’unico cacciatore buono è il cacciatore morto” . Con l’articolo e relative seguenti foto intendo giustificare ( ma anche no!!!) il mio pensiero.
Da "La Gazzetta di Parma del 08 Gennaio 2011"
Era la prima volta che volava nel cielo di Parma. Dopo un lungo viaggio, di almeno 15 mila chilometri, probabilmente dal Mar Glaciale Artico, è stata accolta nella golena del Po a fucilate. Un'oca facciabianca, protetta da tutte le convenzioni internazionali, e non solo perchè in via d'estinzione, è stata trovata morta a Coltaro. Una pagina davvero triste nella storia del nostro territorio. Tant'è che sulla vicenda il consigliere regionale Gabriella Meo sta preparando un'interrogazione: a Parma non era mai capitato che un animale protetto venisse preso a fucilate. E la «cosa» non passerà sotto l'uscio.
L'animale è stato avvistato da un agente della Polizia provinciale, durante un servizio di controllo ambientale faunistico lungo la golena del Po, in un pantano. «Purtroppo - racconta Daniele Ghillani, vice comandante della Polizia provinciale - era impossibile reach the area, but even with the binoculars the officer had identified the characteristics of the goose barnacle. " Were immediately alerted the men of Lipu, thanks to Stefano and Massimo Gibertoni Barborini Legambiente Po Herons were able to retrieve the animal. "A bad experience - he admits Gibertoni -. The recovery was not easy, but we did and we took her home. At first glance there were no signs of impallinamento, but then the plates have confirmed that the animal died in gunfire. "
Eight. And there's more: the sample may not be the only one who made that tragic end, "Only a week ago - continues Massimo Gibertoni - 12 geese Barnacle had been sighted in the oasis of Lipu Torrile and was a wonderful discovery, so our fear is that other birds have been hunted. The first sensation is that of grief and then anger at the same time. It 'obvious that we must exclude the error: you can not confuse a goose barnacle from another bird. We can only find in an area for more hunting for purpose, and that there was a willingness to shoot. And, in so many years of service, is the first time I experience that. "
The first time the deputy commander Ghillani: "Yes, fortunately it had never happened before - he said -: the worst incident I've ever capitato. Il cacciatore in questione rischia una denuncia penale. I reati venatori sono punibili con sanzioni che, in questo caso, arrivano a diverse migliaia di euro. Nel caso poi di animali particolarmente protetti, come l'orso, il cigno o il lupo, è previsto anche l'arresto».
L'animale è stato portato dagli uomini della Lipu nello studio veterinario Lidia Ferdani, dove sono state eseguite le lastre, che hanno confermato la presenza di otto pallini da fucile da caccia. «Lunedì consegnerò un'interrogazione in Regione - annuncia il Consigliere regionale Gabriella Meo - per chiedere più controlli, affinché vengano rispettate le regole. Se Parma ambisce a stare in Europa deve comportarsi in modo tale. Trovo incredibile che un esemplare così bello, di specie così rara, possa aver fatto una fine del genere».
Solo una settimana fa, nell'oasi Lipu di Torrile ne erano state avvistate dodici. Una grande scoperta: è rarissimo vedere in Italia l'oca facciabianca. E a Parma non era davvero mai capitato. E chissà che fine avranno fatto le altre? La speranza è naturalmente quella che abbiamo ripreso la lunga strada verso «casa». Verso il mar Baltico, verso la Groenlandia o verso il mar glaciale Artico. «E' in quelle zone che l'oca facciabianca nidifica - spiega Mario Pedrelli, delegato provinciale della Lipu e protagonista principale del recupero dell'animale morto -. In particolare si tratta delle isole, che si trovano sopra la Norvegia, Spitzbergen, and New Zemle, the Arctic Ocean: the areas where human presence is very low. His name is Branta leucopsis and is part of the general black goose. It 'about 70 cm high and feeds on moss, herbs, shrimp or small fish. An animal protected by all international conventions and in danger of extinction. " A beautiful bird in appearance, with black feathers: elegant and legendary. And the fact that he died a shot is unbelievable, "Even in Italy it is forbidden to hunt any kind of goose - continues Pedrelli -. And the goose barnacle is recognizable: You can not confuse it with a goose or a duck farm, so that the hunter knew that at that time was committing un reato, per di più penale».
Le foto che seguono, come la precedente le ho trovate in rete, cercavo appunto una foto di facciabianca, nella ricerca ho trovato anche due esemplari di facciadaidiota .
Facciadaidiota 2 - sottospecie -
Up to now, I merely expressed my opinion against the hunt with the text of a famous cartoon di Vauro che recita più o meno così: “Se proprio vi piace sparare agli uccelli sparate al vostro”. Sono sempre stato democraticamente aperto al dialogo con i “ seguaci di Diana” “amanti della natura” ma da oggi in poi il mio unico pensiero verso questa categoria di persone è: “L’unico cacciatore buono è il cacciatore morto” . Con l’articolo e relative seguenti foto intendo giustificare ( ma anche no!!!) il mio pensiero.
Da "La Gazzetta di Parma del 08 Gennaio 2011"
Era la prima volta che volava nel cielo di Parma. Dopo un lungo viaggio, di almeno 15 mila chilometri, probabilmente dal Mar Glaciale Artico, è stata accolta nella golena del Po a fucilate. Un'oca facciabianca, protetta da tutte le convenzioni internazionali, e non solo perchè in via d'estinzione, è stata trovata morta a Coltaro. Una pagina davvero triste nella storia del nostro territorio. Tant'è che sulla vicenda il consigliere regionale Gabriella Meo sta preparando un'interrogazione: a Parma non era mai capitato che un animale protetto venisse preso a fucilate. E la «cosa» non passerà sotto l'uscio.
L'animale è stato avvistato da un agente della Polizia provinciale, durante un servizio di controllo ambientale faunistico lungo la golena del Po, in un pantano. «Purtroppo - racconta Daniele Ghillani, vice comandante della Polizia provinciale - era impossibile reach the area, but even with the binoculars the officer had identified the characteristics of the goose barnacle. " Were immediately alerted the men of Lipu, thanks to Stefano and Massimo Gibertoni Barborini Legambiente Po Herons were able to retrieve the animal. "A bad experience - he admits Gibertoni -. The recovery was not easy, but we did and we took her home. At first glance there were no signs of impallinamento, but then the plates have confirmed that the animal died in gunfire. "
Eight. And there's more: the sample may not be the only one who made that tragic end, "Only a week ago - continues Massimo Gibertoni - 12 geese Barnacle had been sighted in the oasis of Lipu Torrile and was a wonderful discovery, so our fear is that other birds have been hunted. The first sensation is that of grief and then anger at the same time. It 'obvious that we must exclude the error: you can not confuse a goose barnacle from another bird. We can only find in an area for more hunting for purpose, and that there was a willingness to shoot. And, in so many years of service, is the first time I experience that. "
The first time the deputy commander Ghillani: "Yes, fortunately it had never happened before - he said -: the worst incident I've ever capitato. Il cacciatore in questione rischia una denuncia penale. I reati venatori sono punibili con sanzioni che, in questo caso, arrivano a diverse migliaia di euro. Nel caso poi di animali particolarmente protetti, come l'orso, il cigno o il lupo, è previsto anche l'arresto».
L'animale è stato portato dagli uomini della Lipu nello studio veterinario Lidia Ferdani, dove sono state eseguite le lastre, che hanno confermato la presenza di otto pallini da fucile da caccia. «Lunedì consegnerò un'interrogazione in Regione - annuncia il Consigliere regionale Gabriella Meo - per chiedere più controlli, affinché vengano rispettate le regole. Se Parma ambisce a stare in Europa deve comportarsi in modo tale. Trovo incredibile che un esemplare così bello, di specie così rara, possa aver fatto una fine del genere».
Solo una settimana fa, nell'oasi Lipu di Torrile ne erano state avvistate dodici. Una grande scoperta: è rarissimo vedere in Italia l'oca facciabianca. E a Parma non era davvero mai capitato. E chissà che fine avranno fatto le altre? La speranza è naturalmente quella che abbiamo ripreso la lunga strada verso «casa». Verso il mar Baltico, verso la Groenlandia o verso il mar glaciale Artico. «E' in quelle zone che l'oca facciabianca nidifica - spiega Mario Pedrelli, delegato provinciale della Lipu e protagonista principale del recupero dell'animale morto -. In particolare si tratta delle isole, che si trovano sopra la Norvegia, Spitzbergen, and New Zemle, the Arctic Ocean: the areas where human presence is very low. His name is Branta leucopsis and is part of the general black goose. It 'about 70 cm high and feeds on moss, herbs, shrimp or small fish. An animal protected by all international conventions and in danger of extinction. " A beautiful bird in appearance, with black feathers: elegant and legendary. And the fact that he died a shot is unbelievable, "Even in Italy it is forbidden to hunt any kind of goose - continues Pedrelli -. And the goose barnacle is recognizable: You can not confuse it with a goose or a duck farm, so that the hunter knew that at that time was committing un reato, per di più penale».
Le foto che seguono, come la precedente le ho trovate in rete, cercavo appunto una foto di facciabianca, nella ricerca ho trovato anche due esemplari di facciadaidiota .
Facciadaidiota 2 - sottospecie -
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Salvezza e rilancio per le Aree Protette italiane
Manifesto Appello di San Rossore
I parchi naturali e le altre aree protette rappresentano oggi un baluardo contro le dilaganti aggressioni nei confronti del territorio e della biodiversità e costituiscono una speranza per the future because they are special laboratories that perform management models that demonstrate how to combine conservation and development and to focus on the person-nature.
The current mission that history relies on protected areas is therefore a strategic mission: to help save the Earth from the risk of catastrophe ambientale.Il role that they play a role is of general interest.
Precisely because of that role is growing worldwide, the number of protected natural areas, rises to the level of quality of interventions at both national and international level.
In Italy, however, protected areas have experienced a serious crisis in recent years is that its cause fundamental to the underestimation and, sometimes, even in the banality of that role, too often interpreted in pseudoaziendalistica and the resulting progressive institutional neglect, culminating in the heavy cutting of public funding by the Government in July 2010.Il Italian system of protected areas could thus be deleted.
Thought since the '10s of the last century began with the creation of the first national parks in the early 20's and gradually built since the '70s, this system - consisting of a thousand protected areas (national parks and regional marine protected areas, nature reserves, etc..) protecting well beyond the 10% of the national area in 1980 had been a challenge launched by the Environmental Italian for the establishment of the parks - is one of the great achievements of civilization of our country and meets the guidelines of law framework, the 394, 1991, a bill very late, unanimously approved after thirty years of elaboration and struggle. It is a system that, despite several flaws and problems, has put Italy perfectly in line with standards set by the international debate, which allowed the preservation of areas of exceptional natural value and protection of one of the richest biodiversity in Europe , which allowed a number of vital activities and experiments, which gave unprecedented energy, new skills and an exceptional charge of innovation and imagination.
The awards from around the world testify to the value of the system and the results it has achieved in spite of the historic underfunding.
The cost of protected areas, in fact, insignificantly affects the state budget and the Regions: to give just one glaring example, the 23 national parks in recent years have cost just over € 50 million a year, a cost which is equal to that of just 2 km of highways in the design of the devastating and that is absolutely not comparable with the high cost of the tools not to the defense of nature, but the military defense.
Those results have been able to obtain thanks to the passion, selflessness, the innovative capacity of a movement that has developed around the protected areas and which is composed of professionals, scholars, managers, associations, which represent for professionalism and collaborative spirit a great wealth for the whole country.
Now everything risks being lost.
With the latest cut, which weighs dramatically on all the protected areas, many of them - certainly the national parks that have seen half the endowment fund - will not be able to cope even with all compulsory and will also be precluded 'access to additional resources and in particular to EU funds. So
International Year of Biodiversity, and the organizations and international agreements in protected areas see a fundamental tool to address the environmental crisis and while the Italian Plan on Biodiversity adopted in October last year underlines the importance of their role, they risk the paralysis and the risk that movement and the impotence frustrazione.Questi risks are just the tip of the iceberg, indicative of a general disinterest of the current Italian ruling classes, national and regional, with respect to the conservation of nature, which no longer seems to be a problem, nor a priority, not even a goal just as the environmental crisis precipitated a global and national levels.
sign of this neglect that leads to increasingly nell'insofferenza is also the ongoing disposal of any comprehensive policy for protected areas by the national government in the first place, but also from many regions.
The situation is even worse when you consider that the dramatic consequences of this crisis is not unique to our country, since the conservation of nature is a universal value and biodiversity protection certainly does not stop at national borders, and also have a profound effect on rights of future generations that must now be the cynosure of all government of things pubblica.Noi, administrators, staff and volunteers of parks and other protected areas scholars and planners, activists of many and various environmental associations, trade unions and politicians, ordinary citizens call the public, the movements and the Italian institutions in a strong reaction not only for salvation, but also and above all for a great revival of Italian protected areas system in the spirit of the law 394.
E 'this is the new challenge that we intend to launch because we are convinced that the mission today, the story relies on parks and other protected areas is to help save our planet, that the functions of environmental protection, economic development and cultural progress of its system of protected areas are critical to the future of our country, a secure future, sustainable, marked with the minimum requirements of civilization, for we are convinced that the Italian company wants to well protected areas, and therefore capable of responding positively and enthusiastically to our challenge, that movement, in spite of this disappointment and fatigue, still contains within itself enormous potential, tangible and intangible, and has the strength and the will to react and fight. We intend to give voice to this movement and at the same time we want to help shape and develop the elements and objectives of a new policy for protected areas.
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I parchi naturali e le altre aree protette rappresentano oggi un baluardo contro le dilaganti aggressioni nei confronti del territorio e della biodiversità e costituiscono una speranza per the future because they are special laboratories that perform management models that demonstrate how to combine conservation and development and to focus on the person-nature.
The current mission that history relies on protected areas is therefore a strategic mission: to help save the Earth from the risk of catastrophe ambientale.Il role that they play a role is of general interest.
Precisely because of that role is growing worldwide, the number of protected natural areas, rises to the level of quality of interventions at both national and international level.
In Italy, however, protected areas have experienced a serious crisis in recent years is that its cause fundamental to the underestimation and, sometimes, even in the banality of that role, too often interpreted in pseudoaziendalistica and the resulting progressive institutional neglect, culminating in the heavy cutting of public funding by the Government in July 2010.Il Italian system of protected areas could thus be deleted.
Thought since the '10s of the last century began with the creation of the first national parks in the early 20's and gradually built since the '70s, this system - consisting of a thousand protected areas (national parks and regional marine protected areas, nature reserves, etc..) protecting well beyond the 10% of the national area in 1980 had been a challenge launched by the Environmental Italian for the establishment of the parks - is one of the great achievements of civilization of our country and meets the guidelines of law framework, the 394, 1991, a bill very late, unanimously approved after thirty years of elaboration and struggle. It is a system that, despite several flaws and problems, has put Italy perfectly in line with standards set by the international debate, which allowed the preservation of areas of exceptional natural value and protection of one of the richest biodiversity in Europe , which allowed a number of vital activities and experiments, which gave unprecedented energy, new skills and an exceptional charge of innovation and imagination.
The awards from around the world testify to the value of the system and the results it has achieved in spite of the historic underfunding.
The cost of protected areas, in fact, insignificantly affects the state budget and the Regions: to give just one glaring example, the 23 national parks in recent years have cost just over € 50 million a year, a cost which is equal to that of just 2 km of highways in the design of the devastating and that is absolutely not comparable with the high cost of the tools not to the defense of nature, but the military defense.
Those results have been able to obtain thanks to the passion, selflessness, the innovative capacity of a movement that has developed around the protected areas and which is composed of professionals, scholars, managers, associations, which represent for professionalism and collaborative spirit a great wealth for the whole country.
Now everything risks being lost.
With the latest cut, which weighs dramatically on all the protected areas, many of them - certainly the national parks that have seen half the endowment fund - will not be able to cope even with all compulsory and will also be precluded 'access to additional resources and in particular to EU funds. So
International Year of Biodiversity, and the organizations and international agreements in protected areas see a fundamental tool to address the environmental crisis and while the Italian Plan on Biodiversity adopted in October last year underlines the importance of their role, they risk the paralysis and the risk that movement and the impotence frustrazione.Questi risks are just the tip of the iceberg, indicative of a general disinterest of the current Italian ruling classes, national and regional, with respect to the conservation of nature, which no longer seems to be a problem, nor a priority, not even a goal just as the environmental crisis precipitated a global and national levels.
sign of this neglect that leads to increasingly nell'insofferenza is also the ongoing disposal of any comprehensive policy for protected areas by the national government in the first place, but also from many regions.
The situation is even worse when you consider that the dramatic consequences of this crisis is not unique to our country, since the conservation of nature is a universal value and biodiversity protection certainly does not stop at national borders, and also have a profound effect on rights of future generations that must now be the cynosure of all government of things pubblica.Noi, administrators, staff and volunteers of parks and other protected areas scholars and planners, activists of many and various environmental associations, trade unions and politicians, ordinary citizens call the public, the movements and the Italian institutions in a strong reaction not only for salvation, but also and above all for a great revival of Italian protected areas system in the spirit of the law 394.
E 'this is the new challenge that we intend to launch because we are convinced that the mission today, the story relies on parks and other protected areas is to help save our planet, that the functions of environmental protection, economic development and cultural progress of its system of protected areas are critical to the future of our country, a secure future, sustainable, marked with the minimum requirements of civilization, for we are convinced that the Italian company wants to well protected areas, and therefore capable of responding positively and enthusiastically to our challenge, that movement, in spite of this disappointment and fatigue, still contains within itself enormous potential, tangible and intangible, and has the strength and the will to react and fight. We intend to give voice to this movement and at the same time we want to help shape and develop the elements and objectives of a new policy for protected areas.
Regional Park of San Rossore 06/12/2010
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