Aprica and Trieste host sustainability and wildlife events

food waste prevention sustainability showcooking animal migration biodiversity Gulf of Tigullio

Aprica is launching a series of four showcooking events in the Gulf of Tigullio starting September 15. These sessions aim to combat food waste, promote the conscious use of resources, and encourage proper waste sorting. The events will take place in Moneglia and Portofino on September 15, followed by Rapallo and Santa Margherita Ligure on September 16.

In Trieste, the region is seeing an influx of wildlife due to the autumn migration season. The Val Rosandra Nature Reserve has recorded more than 130 bird species, including migratory raptors like the sparrowhawk and the Eurasian hobby. Additionally, the shallow waters of the Gulf of Trieste serve as a vital feeding ground for young Caretta caretta sea turtles, which migrate from the eastern Mediterranean.

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Aprica · Gulf of Tigullio · Miramare Marine Protected Area · Trieste · Val Rosandra Nature Reserve

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[○ 1 SOURCE] The shallow waters of the Gulf of Trieste serve as a feeding zone for young Caretta caretta sea turtles. www.triesteallnews.it
[○ 1 SOURCE] The showcooking events begin on September 15 in Moneglia and Portofino. www.levantenews.it
[○ 1 SOURCE] Rapallo and Santa Margherita Ligure will host events on Wednesday, September 16. www.levantenews.it
[○ 1 SOURCE] Over 130 bird species have been reported in the Val Rosandra Nature Reserve alone. www.triesteallnews.it
[○ 1 SOURCE] Aprica is organizing four showcooking events in the Gulf of Tigullio to combat food waste and promote sustainability. www.levantenews.it