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1. Locations

   Vedes Pond

   Provincial nature reserve - Biotope not established

   The so-called Pond of Védes is actually a peat bog. In addition to the wetland itself, the biotope also includes part of the surrounding woods, which serve as a protection area.

   The biotope is also a Special Area of Conservation and is one of the protected areas that make up the Val di Cembra Avisio Network of Reserves.

   
2. Locations

   Vedes Pond

   Special Area of Conservation (SAC)

   A glacial outwash basin on the Dossone di Cembra, dug into the porphyries, on which morainic material was later deposited. In its centre is a residual pond, on the banks of which a vast agglomeration has developed, formed largely by sphagnum trees.
   This is a typical local reserve - transitional peat bog, with patches of raised bog vegetation (extensive mats of sphagnum moss); in the outer area, a wooded belt with pubescent birch and dwarf pine has developed.

3. Locations

   Restel Pond

   Local reserve

   Pond in the broadleaf woods - downy oaks, manna ashes, locust trees - of Viarago, municipality of Pergine Valsugana.

   The reserve is one of the protected areas that make up the Brenta River Reserve Network.

   
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   Laghetto delle Regole

   Special Area of Conservation (SAC)

   A glacial basin on the mountain ridges of the upper Non Valley, with a vast peat bog.
   In a large part of the basin the peat has been removed, but some patches of it still remain in the outer south-western sector, with the vegetation of peaty wet meadows (molinieti and sceneti), partly with the presence of Scots pine (wooded peat bog). The central part, where the peat has been quarried, is largely occupied by secondary magnocariceti.

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   Laghetti di Marco

   Special Area of Conservation (SAC)

   A little to the south of Rovereto, the valley floor to the left of the Adige is occupied by the limestone blocks (marocca) of ancient landslides, covered by a stunted vegetation consisting mainly of shrubs. In the undulations of the mass of debris, two small lakes with appreciable marsh vegetation stand out. with marsh plants disappearing in favour of banal woody species.

6. Locations

   Pond

   Local reserve

   Pond at Malga Laghetto, near Monterovere on the road to Luserna, municipality of Lavarone (but part of the local reserve overlaps with the municipality of Caldonazzo).

   The reserve largely overlaps with the Palù di Monte Rovere Special Area of Conservation and is one of the protected areas that make up the Fiume Brenta Reserve Network.

   
7. Locations

   Small lakes

   Local reserve

   Pond located at Langhissoi, in the woods between Lake Tenno and the Ballino Pass, municipality of Tenno.

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   Pine' Laghestel

   Provincial nature reserve

   This is undoubtedly one of the best known nature reserves, as its protection, recognised in 1974 by the municipality of Baselga di Piné, has become a model for these small protected areas.
   It is a 'peaty-palustrine basin', in that it is an ancient lake that has been almost completely swamped and transformed into a marshland in which, however, there still remains a residual sheet of water of fair size, surrounded by a large reed bed.

   The Reserve is also a Special Area of Conservation.

9. Locations

   Pine' Laghestel

   Special Area of Conservation (SAC)

   A vast basin of glacial exaction, U-shaped and carved out of the Piné porphyry plateau; in one of the arms of the U there is a small residual lake, round in shape.
   The vegetation consists of wet and marshy meadows, in the past subject to mowing.
   The edge of the pond is occupied by a strip of transitional peat bog vegetation, with a dense layer of sphagnum moss, which is now completely overgrown by reeds.

10. Locations

    Lagabrun

    Provincial nature reserve

    A peat bog located in the Cembra Valley, embedded between the rises above the town of Cembra. It constitutes one of the main elements of a system of wetlands located on the ridge dividing Val di Cembra from Val d'Adige. The current vegetation is essentially composed of wet meadows and marshes, with a few patches of transition peat bog vegetation.

    The Reserve is also a Special Area of Conservation.

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    Lagabrun

    Special Area of Conservation (SAC)

    A glacial drainage basin on the Dossone di Cembra, with wet meadows and marshes. In the centre is a puddle, the remains of an ancient pond, with a few patches of transition peat bog vegetation.

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    La Rupe

    Special Area of Conservation (SAC)

    The site represents one of the last examples of a riverine environment. It consists of a large riparian forest surrounded by overhanging rock faces on the Adige Valley. Numerous bird species nest and winter here.

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    La Rocchetta

    Special Area of Conservation (SAC) - Special Protection Area (SPA)

    Noce stream bed (lower Non Valley), with white willow groves and herbaceous and shrubby riparian vegetation.

14. Locations

    La Rupe

    Provincial nature reserve

    Situated along the Noce stream in the Piana Rotaliana, it constitutes one of the last strips of the ancient river landscape that characterised the course of the main rivers and, in particular, the Adige River and its tributaries.
    Nowadays these wetlands have become very rare, especially due to the profound alterations caused by land reclamation.

    The Reserve is also a Special Area of Conservation.

15. Locations

    La Rocchetta

    Provincial nature reserve

    A fluvial and perifluvial environment involving the final stretch of the Torrente Noce, in the lowest portion of the Val di Non, immediately upstream of the gorge that the Noce excavates among the limestone rocks before flowing into the Piana Rotaliana and then into the Val d'Adige. The terrain, often soaked or invaded by water, hosts a rich perifluvial hygrophilous vegetation.

    The Reserve is also a Special Area of Conservation and Special Protection Area.

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    Iscla

    Local reserve

    Willow and alder riparian forest along the River Sarca just north of its confluence with the Rio Bedù di Villa, near the village of Iavrè, municipality of Porte di Rendena.

    The reserve is one of the protected areas that make up the Sarca River Park.

    
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    Inghiaie

    Special Area of Conservation (SAC) - Special Protection Area (SPA)

    A marshy area in Valsugana, located in the lower, almost completely flat part of a conoid of calcareous nature.
    The vegetation is represented by wet meadows, invaded here and there by willows and other shrub species.

18. Locations

    Ischia di Sopra

    Local reserve

    Riparian woodland with willows along the River Sarca, just north of the village of Dro.

    The reserve is one of the protected areas that make up the Sarca River Park.

    
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    Inghiaie

    Provincial Nature Reserve

    Located in Alta Valsugana on the hydrographic right of the Brenta River, it is what remains of the complex of vast swamps, lakes, ponds and marshes - mostly originating from the meanders of the Brenta River - that once occupied the valley floor, strongly characterising the landscape.

    The Reserve is also a Special Area of Conservation and Special Protection Area; it is one of the protected areas that make up the Brenta River Reserve Network.

20. Locations

    The Pond (B)

    Local reserve

    Cariceto - fragmiteto located in Val di Sella, just before the Carlon esplanade, municipality of Borgo Valsugana.

    The reserve, together with the nearby local reserve Il Laghetto A, is included in the Special Area of Conservation of the same name and is one of the protected areas that make up the Fiume Brenta Reserve Network.