Ceresole d'Alba launches Rabasté heritage project

Ceresole d'Alba has launched “Rabasté”, a new initiative designed to enhance the local territory by highlighting its historical, cultural, environmental, and landscape heritage. The project is part of a broader effort to strengthen the competitiveness and value of the local traditional aquaculture chain, specifically focusing on the Tinca fish as a symbol of local identity.

Supported by the FEAMPA 2021-2027 Program and the Piedmont Region, the initiative aims to create an integrated narrative that connects local production, biodiversity, and community history. The launch includes a photographic exhibition by Paesaggisensibili to showcase the relationship between the landscape and local traditions.