Staying at home, we can reflect on and appreciate many things that we have often taken for granted. Alghero is extraordinarily beautiful and has a unique environmental heritage. It takes time and effort to defend it and keep it intact.

For anyone who didn’t manage to catch it, the episode of “Linea Verde” that was broadcast on RaiUno on Sunday 15 March is available on RaiPlay use the following link: https://www.raiplay.it/video/2020/03/linea-verde---voglio-andare- ad-alghero-b396c ...

The Porto Conte Nature Reserve and the Capo Caccia/Isola Piana Marine Protected Area aim to become a testing ground for self-sufficient, sustainable energy. An ambitious project on which the protected areas of Porto Conte and Capo Caccia/Isola Piana ...

Birds fitted with GPS are taking flight from Capo Caccia. In the protected area, a study is getting under way that enables the monitoring of the movements of the European storm petrel. This is the first time in the Mediterranean that the technology o ...

The Egyptian vulture born on the cliffs of Punta Cristallo in Alghero could only ever have been given one name: “Primo” (Italian for First). This is an exceptional event: in the whole of Italy, there are very few birds of this species, and only over ...

Twenty years have passed since 26 February, 1999 – the date on which the Sardinian Regional Council approved, with Law No. 4, the establishment of the Porto Conte Regional Nature Reserve, the island’s first protected area. “Twenty years of protecting ...