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The Adamello Brenta Nature Park was set up in 1967 and extended in 1987, and in 1989 the Park Management Board was established. The headquarters of the Park Board are in Strembo at Via Nazionale 12; tel., fax 0465-806666, fax 0465-806699 Visitors
Centres and other addresses: Tóvel Visitors
Centre at Lake Tóvel. Open from June to September. San Romedio
Visitors Centre and bear enclosure at the San Romedio Sanctuary. Open all
year round, with a fenced enclosure for bears. Daone Visitors
Centre – tel.
0465-674989
Spormaggiore
museum and bear enclosure. The museum is open in the summer and on request in
other periods. There is also a fenced enclosure with bears. PARK
SERVICES AND ACTIVITIES
Naturalistic evenings, a traditional series of meetings in the towns and villages around
the park. They cover themes linked to natural science, flora, fauna and
mineralogy, with particular reference to the park. Also discussed are customs,
crafts, historical events, biotopes and biodiversity.
Activities
to promote environmental awareness: weekly guided tours in the main valleys
in the park.
Activities
for children, “following the tracks of the bear” THE
PARK PROGRAMME
Information
and teaching activities at: the brown bear enclosure in Spormaggiore, the
Venetian sawmill in Molveno, the “Rio Bianco” botanical gardens in
Stenico and the Spa gardens in Comano.
Educational itineraries: these are very easy itineraries in Cavedago, the Vallesinella
Valley, Sporeggio Valley, Fumo Valley and at Lake Molveno. At several points
along the way there are numbered blocks of wood which refer to booklets that
explain and illustrate the naturalistic features of the itinerary.
“Valle
di Non” ethnographic exhibition in Tuenno.
The
programme for the Adamello Brenta Nature Park represents the culmination of
all the various plans and schemes for the development and use of the park land. After several years’ planning and
discussion, the programme was
formally adopted on 18th August 1999. The
areas of the park are divided into four types depending on their ecological
and environmental value.
“Integral” reserves: these are areas where the natural environment has remained
completely unspoilt and unchanged by human intervention. This type covers
about 37% of the whole territory and includes the following areas: Lobbia,
Seniciaga, Germenega, Fumo, Borzago, Brenta, Pietra Grande, Vallon and Ceda.
“Guided”
or general reserves: more elastic regulations apply to the preservation of
the environment in that some forestry work, grazing and farming is permitted
as well as some development for the tourist industry. This type of area
covers about 59% of the park’s territory, with the following comprising the
most important areas: Presanella, Tóvel, Campa, Bedole, southern Brenta,
western Brenta, upper San Valentino valleys , Fumo, Borzago and Breguzzo.
“Controlled” reserves: these reserves cover 3.6% of the park’s territory and include
areas where there has been some development of the tourist industry such as
Spinale, eastern Presanella and Pradel.
“Special” reserves: Projects
to implement the Park Programme
Maintenance
of the quality of all the water in the park, (especially for Lake Tóvel and
the River Sarca basin) with monitoring systems
Project
to return the Genova Valley road to its natural state and to reclaim the
surroundings
Project
for the protection of alpine farming and the improvement of the environmental
and scenic aspects of the grazing areas
Project
to bring the high mountain facilities and refuges up to legal standards
Environmental
and scenic reclamation of neglected areas
Reclamation
of the functions and renovation of the buildings of the hamlets of Dengolo
and Masi Jon
Reclamation
of the functions and renovation of the buildings of the hamlets of
Pimont, Cavaipeda, Nagalù, Campolo, Plagna and Cavria, Todesca and
Ragada, Malga Diaga, Clemp and Milegna;
Directives
for the project to reclaim the scenery and woods at the Genova Valley
quarries Project for the environmental reclamation of the roads and facilities at Lake Tovel
Project
for the protection of the biotopes belonging to the municipalities
Project
to improve access to the Malga Campa Project to valorise the finds, relics, articles, paths and scenic areas pertaining to the First World War
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Vacanze al Lago di Molveno di fronte alle Dolomiti di Brenta
