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| sent on August 31, 2016 (21:57) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Nice picture!
Hello Vincenzo Ottimo scatto!
ciao vincenzo |
| sent on September 01, 2016 (11:14) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
1000 Thanks Vincenzo
Hello, Lambros Grazie 1000 Vincenzo
Ciao, Lambros |
user87191 | sent on September 01, 2016 (23:10) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Cormorafting! ...... Without jackets and caps: let's leave the river to its inhabitants! Cormorafting ! ......senza salvagenti e protezioni: il fiume lasciamolo ai suoi abitanti ! |
| sent on September 02, 2016 (10:19) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
I completely agree. Where bloom impromptu initiatives and acclaimed rafting with boats, inner tubes etc., Then no one reflects that that stretch of river can become a desert for wildlife, and for reproduction in particular. In many regions of Italy we do not have the extensive and thick streams of other nations, inserted in very large natural settings, but often few stunted waterways, where wildlife concentrates having no other alternatives around. Unfortunately, what they seem only momentary passages harmless tourists - in turn believe in good faith to enjoy nature without having any negative impact - takes the form of a continuous noise, repeated every day, dismissing the fauna. And, as they fashion states, thus it allocated even in protected areas easily authorizations, without any concrete EvalAction effects.
Hello, Lambros Concordo pienamente. Dove fioriscono iniziative estemporanee ed acclamate di rafting, con canotti, camere d'aria ecc., nessuno poi riflette che quel tratto di corso d'acqua può diventare un deserto per la fauna, e per la riproduzione in particolare. In molte regioni d'Italia noi non abbiamo gli estesi e corposi corsi d'acqua di altre nazioni, inseriti in contesti naturali molto ampi, ma spesso pochi striminziti corsi d'acqua, dove la fauna si concentra non avendo altre alternative valide intorno. Purtroppo, quello che sembrano solo momentanei passaggi di inoffensivi turisti - a loro volta convinti in buona fede di fruire la natura senza avere alcun impatto negativo - si concretizza in un continuo disturbo, ripetuto tutti i giorni, che allontana la fauna. E, via via che la moda si afferma, vengono così concesse facilmente autorizzazioni, anche in aree protette, senza alcuna concreta valutazione degli effetti.
Ciao, Lambros |
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