Hunting: the Campo Largo regions open the hunting season — Letter to Schlein and Conte from Green Impact and other associations

Green Impact, Randagio Group Activists, Pro Natura National Federation, Leal, Cabs

Whilst in Parliament the opposition is challenging the Hunting Bill (AS No. 1552, now AC No. 2984), proposed by the Government—the most extensive deregulation of hunting since 1992—in the six regions governed by the ‘Campo Largo’ parties — Tuscany, Emilia-Romagna, Sardinia, Umbria, Apulia and Campania — wildlife management plans based almost exclusively on direct culling continue to be authorised, in several cases deviating from ISPRA’s technical and scientific advice without the substantiated justification required by administrative case law. This is the complaint set out in an open letter sent today by five environmental and animal welfare organisations — Green Impact, Attivisti Gruppo Randagio – ODV, Federazione Nazionale Pro Natura, Leal – Lega Antivivisezionista and Cabs – Committee Against Bird Slaughter — to the secretary of the Democratic Party, Elly Schlein; the president of the Five Star Movement, Giuseppe Conte; and the co-spokespersons of the Green and Left Alliance, Nicola Fratoianni and Angelo Bonelli, with a copy to the secretary of the Young Democrats, Virginia Libero.

Read the Press Release in english (translated with AI)
Read the Open Letter in english (translated with AI)
Read the Open Letter – short version in english (translated with AI)