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Palu' Mas dei Roveri

Local reserve

Cariceto located in the Alberé park on the Tenna hill in the municipality of the same name.

The reserve coincides with the Alberé di Tenna Special Area of Conservation and is one of the protected areas that make up the Brenta River Reserve Network.

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Description

It is an interesting peat bog from a floristic-vegetation point of view as it hosts entities with a fragmentary and rare distribution in the province. It is an area of vital importance for the reproduction of many species of amphibians and reptiles.

The peat bog area hosts a very small population of the rare Loesel's liparid orchid(Liparis loeselii).

After the Vaia storm in October 2018, the environment underwent a drastic change with the eradication of almost the entire spruce forest.

Address

Municipalities concerned

Tenna

Area coordinates

webgis.provincia.tn.it

Surface area

Unità di misura	Valore
hectares	6,82

Informazioni di dettaglio

Identification code

185

Reference database

Local reserves

Protected area classification

Local reserve

Access arrangements

The reserve can be traversed along the 'Gnome Trail', which, in a loop, roughly follows its perimeter.

Contacts

Managing body

Autonomous Province of Trento (IT)

Contact office

Ufficio biodiversita' e rete natura 2000

Additional information

Items of interest

Albere' di Tenna

Special Area of Conservation (SAC)

Slightly sloping peat bog with sedges and wet meadows, located on the Tenna pass in Valsugana.
Vegetation with fragmentary and rare distribution.
This is a biotope of vital importance for the reproduction of many species of amphibians and reptiles.

Network of Brenta River Reserves

The extensive active protection and preservation area of over 770 hectares includes the Brenta river valley with its numerous tributaries, wetlands of naturalistic and scenic importance as well as characteristic environments such as numerous terraces, chestnut groves and rocky environments.

The cycle path on the valley floor and its cycle-pedestrian branches in the hilly area make it possible to explore the entire territory of the Network to the full.