List of regional parks of Italy
The Regional Park in Italy (Italian: Parchi regionali ) include land, river, lake and in some cases marine areas near the coast. The natural parks are characterized by a high proportion of ecologically valuable natural landscapes and traditional cultural landscapes.
The establishment and maintenance of regional parks was regulated by Decree (Decreto del Presidente della Repubblica) 616/77 and delivered into the competence of the individual regions. Currently listed the EUAP ( Elenco ufficiale delle aree protette to German: Official Register of protected areas ) 134 regional parks, with a total area of 1.3 million hectares. The list also includes natural parks, which are not managed in EUAP.
Explanation
- Name: Lists the name of the park
- Year: Denotes the Year of parks
- Area: Call the total area of the nature park in hectares
- Description: Returns a short, distinctive description of the nature park and its location
- Note: The list is partially sorted: by clicking on a column header will sort the list by that column, double clicking reverses the sorting order. By clicking on two columns consecutively can achieve any desired combination.
The nature park
Abruzzo
Valle d'Aosta
Apulia
Basilicata
Emilia -Romagna
Friuli- Venezia Giulia
Liguria
Calabria
A feature of the park is its extremely dense forest. In addition there are various scrubland ( maquis ) alternating with pastures and farmland. Great importance within the park to enjoy the religious places of worship, such as the Abbazia dei Monaci Certosini di Serra S. Bruno ( a centuries-old abbey ) and the grave of Saint Bruno of Cologne. The mountain range of the Serre enclosing territory is crossed by a number of smaller watercourses and has a temperate to warm (summer ) climate.