Conferenza della Giornata mondiale della biodiversità aperta al pubblico “Io non ho paura del Lupo”.




Nel corso della Giornata mondiale della biodiversità diverse classi dei licei di Civitanova Marche parteciperanno alla conferenza aperta al pubblico “Io non ho paura del Lupo”, curata da Daniele Ecotti. L’iniziativa è interamente dedicata a Canis lupus italicus, una specie animale tanto carismatica quanto misconosciuta, recentemente osservata anche nell’hinterland civitanovese, per rispondere a domande, dubbi e curiosità che l’incontro - ancorché fortuito - con questo animale può riservare a tutti noi. Chi è il lupo? È pericoloso per l’uomo? Come bisogna comportarsi? Oltre a rispondere a queste e a tante altre domande, si farà il punto sulle conoscenze relative alla bio-etologia di questo predatore, sul prezioso ruolo ecologico, sull’evoluzione della distribuzione nel nostro Paese partendo dal secolo scorso, per poi andare ad analizzare le situazioni di potenziale o reale conflitto con le attività umane e di come minimizzarle (prevenzione, gestione dei cani, scarti e rifiuti).

Io non ho paura del lupo.
22 - 23 May 2025, Civitanova Marche
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