An event to celebrate together the commitment of communities, associations, and local authorities in promoting long-term coexistence between humans and bears

“The Central Apennines: A Story of Co-existence” is a beautiful short film by award-winning French filmmaker Emmanuel Rondeau. Featuring interviews with a range of passionate and dedicated people, it shows how rewilding efforts in Italy’s Central Apennine mountains are creating conditions where local communities and wildlife can live and thrive together.

The international literary contest organized by Rewilding Apennines is back to raise awareness and foster respect for nature and ecosystem restoration through the powerful tool of literature.

Salviamo l’Orso and Rewilding Apennines urgently call on the relevant authorities and municipalities to secure the hazardous situations identified and described in the reports sent to them in recent days.

  Rewilding can truly be the key to achieving the ambitious goals of the Nature Restoration Law. Rewilding Europe and the European Rewilding Coalition have recently published a practical guide explaining why and, most importantly, how to integrate rewilding into the National Restoration Plans that governments need to develop to meet the objectives of the … Continued

Approximately 2,500 genetically characterized Mediterranean trout fry will be released into the Romito stream in Morino, part of the Liri River basin, thereby revitalizing the river ecosystem.

In the Bear-Smart Communities of the Central Apennines, an educational initiative has begun to raise awareness among children and teenagers about human-bear coexistence.

On Saturday, February 1st, a well-attended dissemination event took place in Pettorano sul Gizio, where trout, crayfish, and river environments were the undisputed stars, along with a discussion on the relationship and impact our species has on them.

For Rewilding Apennines, 2024 concluded with a special event: the premiere of the short film “Giro di vite – Crackdown”. This artistic work was created to raise public awareness about crimes against wildlife.

Rewilding Apennines has organized “Wild readings,” a series of public events aimed at discussing nature, the transformations of the landscape, and how the relationship between humans and the environment has evolved over time through the works of renowned writers.