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“It’s the little things citizens do. That’s what will make the difference.
My little thing is planting trees.”
(Wangari Maathai – Nobel Peace Prize 2004)

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We work to generate real change impacts in the short and medium term and to disseminate specialist knowledge on implementation of our projects and development of our themes.

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WILDLIFE AND BIODIVERSITY, HISTORIC APPLICATION OF ARTICLE 9 OF THE CONSTITUTION TO THE CGARS: PRE-SEASON HUNTING OF WILD TURTLE DOVES IN SICILY BLOCKED

The Council of Administrative Justice upholds the arguments put forward by LEAL and Pro Natura: the precautionary principle and the protection of biodiversity take precedence over hunting interests. The Sicilian Regional Government has been heavily criticised for its Wildlife Plan, which expired over seven years ago.

TUSCANY AND HUNTING: ASSOCIATIONS TAKE THE GIANI ADMINISTRATION TO THE REGIONAL ADMINISTRATIVE COURT

Resolutions on the early opening of the hunting season and the culling of deer have been challenged: “These culls are unlawful and lack any scientific basis,” the associations state.

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Niccolò Bruno
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Roberta Fanara
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Silvia Specchio

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THE FROG

A fascinating fact about frogs is that some species can breathe not only through their lungs, but also through their skin, absorbing oxygen directly from the water or surrounding environment.

Frogs are amphibians and generally live in humid environments, near ponds, lakes, and streams. Their life cycle is particularly fascinating: they are born as tadpoles, live in water, and undergo metamorphosis, developing legs and lungs as they become adults.

Frogs also play an important role in ecosystems by helping control insect populations. Their presence can also indicate the health of natural environments, as they are highly sensitive to pollution and changes in their habitat.

— September 2026

let’s not kid ourselves

Wood is not a renewable resource

The issue of Chained Dogs

Towards the ban on chaining dogs: from Italy to Europe

Forests: A Common Good to Protect

Not TO Burn for Energy

Green Impact

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Science, Policy and Laws to prevent the killing of wolves in Europe

PLEASE TAKE ACTION FOR WOLVES

TRANSFORMATIVE THINKING

AWARENESS GENERATES TRANSFORMATIVE SOLUTIONS

“It’s the little things citizens do. That’s what will make the difference.
My little thing is planting trees.”
(Wangari Maathai – Nobel Peace Prize 2004)

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GREEN IMPACT

We rely on a multidisciplinary approach, technological innovation, and a stakeholder network to generate a transformative impact on social justice and welfare policies concerning nature, animals, and human society.

We work to generate real change impacts in the short and medium term and to disseminate specialist knowledge on implementation of our projects and development of our themes.

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and our commitment to positive change.

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WILDLIFE AND BIODIVERSITY, HISTORIC APPLICATION OF ARTICLE 9 OF THE CONSTITUTION TO THE CGARS: PRE-SEASON HUNTING OF WILD TURTLE DOVES IN SICILY BLOCKED

TUSCANY AND HUNTING: ASSOCIATIONS TAKE THE GIANI ADMINISTRATION TO THE REGIONAL ADMINISTRATIVE COURT

Resolutions on the early opening of the hunting season and the culling of deer have been challenged: “These culls are unlawful and lack any scientific basis,” the associations state.

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let’s not kid ourselves

Wood is not a renewable resource

The issue of Chained Dogs

Towards the ban on chaining dogs: from Italy to Europe

Forests: A Common Good to Protect

Not TO Burn for Energy

Green Impact

Find out more about our activities

Science, Policy and Laws to prevent the killing of wolves in Europe

PLEASE TAKE ACTION FOR WOLVES

TRANSFORMATIVE THINKING

AWARENESS GENERATES TRANSFORMATIVE SOLUTIONS

“It’s the little things citizens do. That’s what will make the difference. My little thing is planting trees.” (Wangari Maathai – Nobel Peace Prize 2004)

WHY CHOOSE GREEN IMPACT

We rely on a multidisciplinary approach, technological innovation, and a stakeholder network to generate a transformative impact on social justice and welfare policies concerning nature, animals, and human society.

We work to generate real change impacts in the short and medium term and to disseminate specialist knowledge on implementation of our projects and development of our themes.

OUR PROJECTS and our commitment to positive change.

BECOME A MEMBER

WILDLIFE AND BIODIVERSITY, HISTORIC APPLICATION OF ARTICLE 9 OF THE CONSTITUTION TO THE CGARS: PRE-SEASON HUNTING OF WILD TURTLE DOVES IN SICILY BLOCKED

TUSCANY AND HUNTING: ASSOCIATIONS TAKE THE GIANI ADMINISTRATION TO THE REGIONAL ADMINISTRATIVE COURT

Resolutions on the early opening of the hunting season and the culling of deer have been challenged: “These culls are unlawful and lack any scientific basis,” the associations state.

LEADERS AND CONTRIBUTORS

ANIMAL OF THE MONTH

THE FROG

“It’s the little things citizens do. That’s what will make the difference.
My little thing is planting trees.”
(Wangari Maathai – Nobel Peace Prize 2004)

WHY
CHOOSE
GREEN IMPACT

OUR PROJECTS
and our commitment to positive change.