Our Trentino office has solid expertise in the conservation of large Alpine mammals (brown bear, ibex, marmot, red deer, and wolf). Alongside ecological management, we carry out scientific outreach activities such as guided excursions, sustainability education, and cultural exchanges, including within international cooperation projects. We collaborate with academia (notably the Master’s in Environmental and Wildlife Management and the Master’s in Fauna and Human Dimensions), contributing to the training of future environmental professionals.

Our Umbria office promotes sustainable land management models, with a particular focus on forestry, agriculture, and local supply chains—tailored to the region’s environmental and cultural context. Specialized in wildlife management, the team monitors and manages alien and game species, supports mammal conservation, and develops environmental planning strategies. We also engage in scientific outreach and capacity-building programmes to increase local awareness and expertise.

Our Tuscany office promotes local culture by enhancing typical regional products such as olive oil, honey, and chestnut flour. We focus on climate change adaptation strategies that combine traditional practices with innovation. Sustainable tourism is a key tool for local economic development, aligned with the protection and promotion of natural resources.

With strong expertise in sustainable tourism and scientific outreach, the Piedmont runs educational programmes in close collaboration with local communities and develops social projects to strengthen and empower local networks—fostering inclusive and sustainable development.