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Italy<\/span><\/h1>\"\"<\/a><\/div><\/div><\/section>

conserving Italy's rich biodiversity<\/h1>
The European Nature Trust aims to conserve and raise the profile of wildlife and ecosystems in Italy. Our efforts focus on Abruzzo National Park, where we are working to conserve flagship species and connect people to nature.

This wild area sits at the heart of the stunning Apennine mountain range. It is an area of exceptional natural beauty and biodiversity, with around one hundred indigenous species. The region is home to the Italian wolf, golden eagle, Abruzzi chamois, and of course, the Marsican brown bear \u2013 Europe\u2019s most charismatic species. This keystone species is one of central Europe\u2019s last remaining apex predators \u2013 for Italian ecosystems to thrive, so too must the Marsican brown bear population.
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<\/div>>2000 Species
of plants<\/h1>
in Italy\u2019s Abruzzo
National Park alone<\/div><\/div>
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<\/div>60% native
forest cover<\/h1>
in Abruzzo
National Park
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<\/div>~60 Marsican brown bears<\/h1>
\u2013 the number
that remain<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/section>

Explore our Projects in italy<\/h1><\/div><\/section>
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