Scanuppia Guided Nature Reserve - permitted activities and prohibitions

Permitted activities

Limits and prohibitions

• Protection of environmental characteristics with particular reference to the conservation and creation of suitable habitats for indigenous and sedentary animal populations (especially tetraonidae).
• Promotion of study activities on the ecosystem and intervention projects to scientifically orientate its evolution towards high naturalness systems.
• Promotion of forms of correct cultural and scientific enjoyment of the environment; in this perspective, targeted initiatives in perfect harmony with the conservation objective can find space, using the buildings present as logistical support.
• Maintenance and support of alpine farming activities within the complex, with the provision of suitable initiatives aimed at spatial and/or temporal regulation.
• Human activity must always be in harmony with conservation purposes.

• Any human activity that is not in harmony with the conservation purposes of the reserve, whose primary objective is the conservation of the natural characteristics of the environment. The resolution does not list specific detailed prohibitions as for other Provincial Nature Reserves, but establishes a general principle of compatibility with the conservation objectives.