Biodiversity is a vital heritage that sustains ecosystems and our well-being. Protecting species and their habitats is essential to preserve the planet’s balance.

The protected areas of Trentino offer unique natural experiences, promoting a form of tourism that respects the environment.
Choosing marked trails, eco-friendly accommodations, and following local rules helps preserve the beauty of this land.

Wild animals are crucial for the balance of ecosystems. Each species plays a key role in maintaining biodiversity, and it is important to respect their habitats to ensure their survival.

Rare and protected plants are the silent guardians of biodiversity. Every flower and shrub that grows in protected environments tells a story of resilience.
Safeguarding these species means preserving the green heart of our planet and protecting the fragile balance of nature.

Trentino is home to numerous protected species such as deer, chamois, and the golden eagle, which find refuge in its protected areas — including the Stelvio National Park and the Adamello Brenta Nature Park.
Protecting these species is essential to maintain the ecological balance of the region.

Like many other regions, Trentino faces the spread of invasive species that disrupt natural balance.
Plants such as the tree of heaven and animals like wild boar and rainbow trout compete with native species, threatening biodiversity.
Managing these species is essential to protect local ecosystems and preserve native flora and fauna.

Fishing in the mountains offers peace and unspoiled nature, but it must be practiced in accordance with local rules.
It is essential to follow fishing regulations and respect the environment and the animals that live there.