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• In Dante’s footsteps. Walking the places of the Poet, amid nature, history and art.

  Medieval villages, forests, waterfalls, fortresses. A unique experience, marked by the presence of the Supreme Author of the Divine Comedy. A selection of complete routes, to be walked alone or in company. Let’s look at them together.

• COP30 in Belém: the Amazon becomes a summit

  From 10 to 21 November, COP30 takes place in a symbolic location, in the heart of the Amazon. Brazil is calling on the countries of the world to restore mutual trust and the spirit of collective mobilisation for the common good.

• Forest bathing: what it is, and how to get lost in order to find yourself

  From Japanese Shinrin-Yoku to functional training in parks: why slowing down, listening and moving in nature is not just wellbeing, but an act of resistance.

• The slaughter of the pink dolphins: a natural tragedy with causes that remain a mystery
• From Net-Zero to Nature Positive: a new approach to the environmental question

  We need a paradigm shift if we do not want to fail in the challenge of building a sustainable world. More responsibility, more concreteness, more transparency for everyone.

• Looking to the past to design the future: the sustainability of ancient building materials

  Often, even after centuries, ancient buildings are still perfectly standing and aesthetically beautiful, while new constructions deteriorate and look ugly after just a few decades. The secret? The materials used and the harmony with the surrounding landscape.

• The Randello Reserve and other secret beaches of Sicily

  The nature reserves of the island’s south-east are an incredible mix of sea, stone and vegetation. Just a few kilometres from the jewels of Sicilian Baroque

• What are the oldest trees in Italy? And where do they grow?

  From north to south, the whole of our peninsula (islands included) preserves specimens that are thousands of years old, which have withstood the passing of time and the offences of man. Here are the most significant.

• The area of woodland in Italy is increasing. But how healthy is it?

  Italy now has 11 million hectares of woods and green areas. But regulatory complexity and economic interests could ‘send this fine result up in smoke’

• With extreme heat, do we need to change our sun protection?

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• United States on alert: waters are rising and seabeds are becoming impoverished

  NASA and NOAA sound the alarm over the accelerating rise in sea level, particularly along the US coast. At the same time, ENEA warns us about the progressive desertification of ocean waters. The Blue Planet is increasingly at risk.

• The Path of the Gods: 9 km of breathtaking views over the Amalfi Coast

  From the Monti Lattari Regional Park to Positano, the pearl of the Amalfi Coast, the Path of the Gods is an extraordinary way to experience the Amalfi Coast differently and on a low budget.