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“Operation Safe Ponds”: Installation of anti-drowning ramps for wildlife in irrigation ponds

Throughout the Aspromonte National Park and its surrounding areas, there are many water collection basins, which are used to irrigate crops or provide water for livestock. Often these structures, locally called “gebbie,” have vertical concrete walls and no external fencing: this makes them deadly traps for many animal species. Tanks...

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Andrea’s travels

Many of the red kites released in the Aspromonte National Park in 2023-2024 thanks to the LIFE MILVUS project have made significant journeys, while returning sporadically to their birthplace. They have repeatedly reached Sicily, where some of them have wintered, and have explored peninsular Italy, passing through Basilicata, Puglia, and...

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Five red kites born in Aragon (Spain) are guests in the aviaries of Aspromonte National Park

Since July 17, 2025, five young red kites born at the La Alfranca Wildlife Recovery Center in Aragon, Spain, have been guests in the aviaries of the Aspromonte National Park's acclimatization and release center. Departing from the Spanish center in a van equipped to transport animals, the young birds of...

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