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Marocche di Dro

Special Area of Conservation (SAC)

The Dro marocche (lower Sarca Valley) are formed by imposing detrital masses of a calcareous nature, of varying shapes and sizes, that have filled much of the valley floor. Inside them is a small lake that originated as a result of a landslide.
The entire area has an almost desert-like appearance, where vegetation colonises only the favourable portions with pioneer species, small patches of xeric grassland, nuclei of shrub vegetation and sometimes forest vegetation (thermophilous deciduous).

Description

An exceptional detrital environment at the bottom of the valley, with an almost desert-like landscape, of great interest for the colonisation phenomena by vegetation. The site is also of great importance for the nesting, stopping and/or wintering of bird species that are protected or in strong decline, and/or have a localised distribution in the Alps. Historical presence of Annex II lepidopterans.
Habitats of special interest not included in Annex I of Directive 92/43/EEC are present: Orno-Ostryetum (10%).
Priority habitat 6210 (wonderful orchid blossom) with 9% coverage of the site.

Address

Municipalities concerned

Dro

Area coordinates

Surface area

Unità di misuraValore
hectares 251

Additional information

Related documents

Misure di conservazione - ZSC Marocche di Dro

Il documento illustra le misure di conservazione del sito di Natura 2000.

Review of Conservation Measures for Special Protection Areas (SACs) - You do not have permission to view this object.

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