Workshop "Wolves, squirrels, salamanders" at Asiago, December 3, 2016

"Wolves, squirrels, salamanders"-Conference in memory of Enrico Romanazzi on new approaches in management and conservation of wild fauna-Asiago, December 3, 2016

Saturday, December 3, 2016, at theIstituto Comprensivo di Asiago (located on via Bertacchi, 14) will host the interesting encounter "Wolves, squirrels, salamanders", dedicated to the memory of Enrico Romanazzi, naturalist and epertologo.

The workshop, which will start at 14.30 hours, will focus on new approaches in management and conservation of wild fauna, and with the participation of leading experts and researchers from all over Italy, who will face changes over time of the techniques and approaches adopted in this area.

With this event theVenetian Faunisti Association wants to pay homage to what used to be the way of understanding and conservation of Henry, thanks to the voices of the people who knew him and that he himself was estimated.

To keep alive his memory, also at the nature Museum educational "Patrizio Rigoni" di Asiago, there will be three didactic exhibitions carried out by Enrico Romanazzi.

PROGRAM

• Hours 14.30-introduction to the workshop and initial greetings
  
• Ore 14.50-Luigi Boitani (University of Rome La Sapienza)
  "reflections on the evolution of nature conservation in Italy over the last 50 years"
  
• Hours 15.20-Michele Menegon (Science Museum)
  Tropical explorations and local surprises
  
• Hours 15.50-Lucio Ball (University of Padova-Veneto Faunisti.)
  Stories of men and salamanders: the case of Altopiano dei Sette Comuni
  
• 16.20 hours-Coffee break
  
• Ore 16.45-Magdalena Meikl (Alpensalamander)
  The alpine salamander project: a didatic approach in anphibian conservation
  
• 17.15 hours-My Canestrini (Wolf Apennine Center)
  Wolf conservation 3.0: some experiences in the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines
  
• Ore 18.15-presentation AsFaVe scholarship (Lucio Ball)
  
• 18.20 hours-Jacopo Richard (Veneto Agricoltura-Faunisti Veneti)
  Studies on the spade foot fosco in the harbour AsFaVe award eight years from Caan
  
• 18.25 hours-John Malcolmson (Venetians and AsFaVe scholarship winner Faunisti 2016)
  Presence and distribution of mountain Hare in the Dolomiti Bellunesi National Park
  
• Hours 18.30-Closing of the day