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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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Wolf spared: the Bolzano Regional Administrative Court (TRGA) has granted a stay of execution on the grounds of irreparable harm, following an application by LEAL and the National Pro Natura Federation – with the support of Green Impact and AGR.

A hearing on the merits of the case is now scheduled, as is a separate hearing on the appeal lodged by the same applicant organisations regarding the culling of the two wolves already killed by the Province.

FEDERAZIONE NAZIONALE PRO NATURA, LEAL, GREEN IMPACT, AGR PRESS RELEASE. The Province of Bolzano declares war on wolves

An appeal by LEAL and the National Pro Natura Federation was filed yesterday at the Bolzano Regional Administrative Court to suspend the unlawful culling of the third wolf. The appeal follows the filing of a formal appeal against the Province’s actions

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    THE BEE

    A fascinating fact about bees is that, to produce just one gram of honey, a single bee would need to visit thousands of flowers. As they collect nectar, bees carry it back to the hive, where it is transformed and stored as food for the colony.

    Bees are social insects that live in highly organized colonies, where each individual has a specific role. They also communicate through the famous “waggle dance”, a series of movements that tells other bees where to find sources of food.

    Beyond producing honey, bees play a vital role in ecosystems through pollination. By carrying pollen from one flower to another, they help plants reproduce and contribute to biodiversity.

    — October 2026