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Monte Baldo of Brentonico

Special Area of Conservation (SAC)
The site covers the northernmost section of the Monte Baldo limestone chain (Monte Altissimo).
The lower part of Monte Altissimo is covered by extensive beech forests interspersed with large expanses of pingui pastures (spruce and silver fir are widespread on the northern slope). Higher up, there are alpine meadows, vast expanses of subalpine bushes (alders and mugoides) and rocky environments. In the area to the east, there is a characteristic limestone relief, located in the high mountain-subalpine belt, with the last patches of beech woodland giving way to subalpine bushes and, above all, pingy pastures, interspersed with rocky environments.
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Mount Barco

Provincial nature reserve
The nature reserve, with its peculiar morphology, occupies the northernmost portion of the Monte Calisio, or Argentario, plateau, characterised by small reliefs interspersed with wide basins. This gentle, undulating morphology owes its origin to glacial exaction.
The Reserve is part of the wider Monte Barco - Le Grave Special Area of Conservation.
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Monte Baldo - Cima Valdritta

Special Area of Conservation (SAC)
The site consists of the eastern slope of the precipitous central ridge of Monte Baldo. It is affected at the bottom by beech woodland, which at the top fades into mugo thicket and then into alpine meadows in a ridge environment, all interspersed with limited but representative rocky environments.
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Monpiana (B)

Local reserve
Two areas (Monpiana A and B) very close together, with sedge vegetation in the woods of Valda, municipality of Altavalle (Val di Cembra).
Monpiana A and B are two of the protected areas that make up the Val di Cembra Avisio Reserve Network.
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Monpiana (A)

Local reserve
Two areas (Monpiana A and B) very close together, with sedge vegetation in the woods of Valda, municipality of Altavalle (Val di Cembra).
Monpiana A and B are two of the protected areas that make up the Val di Cembra Avisio Reserve Network.
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Molino Dorigoni

Local reserve
Riparian forest of willows and alders along the Torrente Fersina, not far from the Slacche locality, municipality of Civezzano.
It is located not far from the Roncogno local reserve.
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Molina - Castle

Special Area of Conservation (SAC)
Characteristic arid basaltic crags in a continental climate zone, which have been subject to pastoralism by nearby villagers since ancient times. In addition to steppe grasslands, thermophilic cryptogams (mosses and lichens) and thorny shrub hedges are widespread.
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Moia del Leno

Local reserve
Cariceto with sphagnum plants along the course of the Rondon stream, in the Valle di Leno, a side valley of the Valle di Daone, between the Malga Boazzo lake and Malga Leno, municipality of Valdaone.
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Mills

Local reserve
Hygrophilous forest along the course of the Noce River, not far from the village of Croviana, in the municipalities of Croviana and Dimaro Folgarida (Val di Sole).
The reserve is included in the larger Natura 2000 area Ontaneta di Croviana and is one of the protected areas that make up the Alto Noce River Park.
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Matarot

Local reserve
Large area of wet meadows in the upper Val di Genova, municipality of Spiazzo.
It is adjacent to the smaller Brush local reserve.
The reserve falls within the territory of the Adamello Brenta Nature Park and is included in the much larger Natura 2000 areas ZPS Adamello-Presanella and ZSC Adamello.
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Mesole

Local reserve
Divided into three separate areas, it covers a riparian area on the left and right hydrographical banks of the Brenta River in the municipalities of Castel Ivano and Castelnuovo (Valsugana).
The reserve is one of the protected areas that make up the Brenta River Reserve Network.
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Olini Farm

Local reserve
Fragmiteto ontaneto in the locality of Masi di Ruffrè, municipality of Ruffrè-Mendola (Val di Non).
The area is located a short distance from the Loni local reserve.
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Maso Cela

Local reserve
Fragmiteto - Carmiteto at the edge of the extensive hay meadows at Maso Cela, municipality of Ville di Fiemme.
It is one of the protected areas that make up the Fiemme - Destra Avisio Network of Reserves.
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Masi Carretta

Local reserve
Cariceto in Val Malene, municipality of Pieve Tesino.
It is located in the immediate vicinity of the provincial nature reserve and SAC of the same name, to which we refer for more in-depth naturalistic information.
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Masi di Imer

Local reserve
Area of fauna and fish interest, in the Giare esplanade, between the Masi village and the Cismon torrent, municipality of Imer (Primiero Valley).
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Masi Carretta

Special Area of Conservation (SAC)
A small basin of glacial exaction in the Tesino (eastern Trentino), with a transitional peat bog, which at its centre contains a residual pond, progressively invaded by sphagnum mosses. The outer edge of the peat bog is occupied by a strip of spruce forest, developed on peat (a rare example of alpine taiga).
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Masi Carretta

Provincial nature reserve
The two peat bogs that make up the nature reserve originated from the filling in of two adjoining basins, the larger of which still retains a small residual pool of water in its central area.
The reserve is also a Special Area of Conservation. Nearby are the local reserves Masi Carretta and Pezzabosco.
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Masi

Local reserve
Cariceto with equisetum at Pra' di Saènt, in the upper Val di Saènt, municipality of Rabbi.
The reserve is included in the Stelvio National Park territory and in the Natura 2000 areas ZPS Stelvio and ZSC Alta Val di Rabbi.
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Marocche di Dro

Provincial nature reserve
The Marocche di Dro are one of the very few biotopes that do not belong to the 'wetlands' typology (ponds, marshes, peat bogs), being, on the contrary, an 'arid zone'.
The term 'marocche' indicates large, loose and chaotically distributed masses of large rock blocks.
The Reserve is also a Special Area of Conservation and is one of the protected areas that make up the Sarca River Park.
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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).