Forests created or improved Oglio Nord Park

North Oglio Park runs along the homonymous river, from Lake Iseo to the Mella River, its affluent. Although the area is altered by land reclamation and intensive agriculture, we can still find natural environments of great ecological value, including as many as eight Natura 2000 sites, which include willow groves and wetlands, vital to the animals that inhabit them. In fact, the park is popular with bird-watchers. It is home to many riverine birds, such as the cormorant, grey heron, mallard, crane, and night heron. Additionally, sports enthusiasts can find their place here, biking along the Oglio River Cycle Route, a popular route throughout Europe that connects to cycle routes to various destinations. This Park is a true green jewel for the Lombardy area, so it should be preserved and kept in excellent condition. In recent years, we have acknowledged the need for intervention to protect the biodiversity and health status of the park.

The woods of the Oglio Nord Park are in danger: the spread of invasive exotic species, the presence of old and weakened trees, the degradation of the banks and the progressive silting up of the oxbow lakes threaten the quality of the habitats and the proper ecological functioning of the area.
Supporting this project means contributing to the recovery and improvement of the forests and wetlands of the Oglio Nord Park, thus ensuring a future for biodiversity and the health of river ecosystems.