Resenzuola Spring Provincial Nature Reserve - permitted activities and prohibitions

Permitted activities

Limits and prohibitions

• Access to the land, also with motor vehicles, by the owner, tenant or other title holder.
• Continuation of current water extraction for drinking purposes; further water extraction for drinking purposes must be authorised by the Provincial Service responsible for protected areas.
• Maintenance work on plants or infrastructures of public interest, on the basis of prescriptions issued by the Provincial Service responsible for protected areas.
• The above activities may be regulated in greater detail by the Provincial Service responsible for protected areas, after consulting the Scientific Committee for Protected Areas.

• Modify or alter in any way the elements that make up the Provincial Nature Reserve.
• Deposit waste or materials of any kind, carry out excavations, changes of cultivation, land reclamation or draining works
• Cultivate quarries and peat bogs.
• All those activities likely to trigger or cause processes of disturbance or modification of the existing ecological values.
• Planting, removing or damaging plants, or parts of them, of any species, as well as collecting or damaging mushrooms or other undergrowth products.
• Hunting and fishing, taking in, removing or disturbing any animal species, as well as letting dogs or other domestic animals roam, including for herding.
• Erecting constructions or artefacts of any type or material, even if temporary.
• Draining or injecting water or sewage.
• Carrying out agricultural tillage of forest, grassland and uncultivated areas.
• Use pesticides of any kind.
• Crossing the area with new power lines, telephone lines and any other overhead or underground pipelines.
• Leaving the paths and wandering in the Provincial Nature Reserve outside of them, except for owners, tenants or owners of the land.
• Entering the protected area with any kind of mechanical or animal means of transport.
• Overflying at low altitude and landing aircraft of any kind.
• Camping, lighting fires, spreading lights, sounds and disturbing noises.
• Carrying out competitive or folkloristic activities in general; other organised events must be authorised in advance by the provincial service responsible for protected areas.
• Erecting any type of fence that may cause damage or impede the passage of wildlife.
• Remove or damage the Provincial Nature Reserve identification and boundary signs.