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The document summarizes three hiking trails in the Campania region of Italy: 1) The trail from Monte Nuovo volcano to Lake Avernus offers beautiful views of the Phlegraean Fields and volcanic lake. 2) The hike up Mount Vesuvius passes archaeological sites from Pompeii and takes about 20 minutes to reach the rim of the active volcano's crater. 3) The famous Path of the Gods hiking trail crosses the Amalfi Coast between villages and offers spectacular coastal views while passing through old vineyards and wild gorges.
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(1) In the 1930s, SADE designed a dam in the Vajont gorge to generate hydropower, which required flooding the valley and displacing the local environment. (2) Construction of the dam began in the 1950s, and by 1963 engineers had started filling the reservoir, but a massive landslide caused a wave that overtopped the dam. (3) On October 9, 1963, over 260 million cubic meters of rock broke off the mountainside and crashed into the reservoir, sending a 200-meter wave that destroyed the villages of Longarone and others, killing over 2,000 people in the worst civil disaster of 20th century Italy.
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The document describes two hiking routes. The first is an 8 km hike that starts at a sport center, passes through a forest and hills, and ends at a lake with a resting area. Along the way there are 5-6 viewpoints with beautiful scenery. The hike takes 2-3 hours and requires only normal shoes. The second route leads to a cave near Kukuljärvi lake. It goes along cliff slopes with views of the lake but some signposts were missing, making the path to the deep forest unclear and the cave difficult to find. Changes were made to the route on the map.
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This document recommends natural attractions along yellow and blue routes in Turkey's Antolia region. The yellow route highlights underground cities and fairy chimneys in Derinkuyu and Ürgüp before visiting Goreme Open Air Museum and Uchisar Castle. The blue route in Konya features lakes and landscapes at Meke Lake, Beysehir Lake, and Beysehir town.
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This document discusses rare and endangered bird species found in Almeria province, Spain. It outlines several protected areas in Almeria that are designated as Special Protection Areas for birds, including Cabo de Gata Nijar nature reserve. Two endangered species highlighted are the golden eagle and white-headed duck. Other threatened birds mentioned are the Audouin's gull and bearded vulture, which is now extinct in Andalusia but is the focus of a reintroduction program. The document provides brief descriptions of physical attributes and conservation challenges for the rare birds.
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- The house sparrow is about the size of a hen's egg. It is often used to describe the size of other birds.
- Pigeons have blue-grey plumage and are about the size of a cup of tea, with a length of 33 cm and wingspan of 70 cm.
- Jackdaws are the size of pigeons with uniformly black plumage and a gray head. They often nest in colonies near human structures.
- Crows are similar in size to rooks with smolistoczarne head, wings, and tail and dirty gray neck, back and abdomen.
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The document summarizes the variety of bird species found across different regions in southern Italy and Campania. It describes over 130 species recorded at the Astroni Crater nature reserve near Naples, including peregrine falcons, wrens, and aquatic birds along the Big Lake. Vesuvius National Park is along a migration route and home to around 150 species such as imperial ravens, buzzards, and owls. The coastline also hosts many seabirds across rocks, beaches and islands including cormorants and oystercatchers near the island of Vivara, where birds are observed and banded.
Greece mig
The birds in the province of Kilkis, Greece, especially those in Lake Kerkini, are protected by international conventions like the Ramsar Convention and Natura 2000 network. The Ramsar Convention provides a framework for wetland conservation and wise use. Natura 2000 is a network of protected sites across Europe for threatened habitats and species. Some key bird species found in the territory include the grey heron, common tern, little egret, Eleonora's falcon, ringed plover, red-throated pipit, greater short-toed lark, and black stork.
France mig
The document discusses birds found in the Limousin region of France. It provides details on various endangered and protected bird species that live there, such as the osprey, Eurasian pygmy owl, and black stork. The government has established nature reserves and protected areas covering 5.2% of the regional territory to safeguard endangered birds and protect rare forests where some birds nest. These protected areas are governed by various government agencies and are aimed at conserving vulnerable bird populations in the Limousin.
Finland mig
The document summarizes information about various bird species found in Finland, including the Common Murre, Snowy Owl, Aspskär island, Kestral, and White-tailed Eagle. It provides details on their physical characteristics, habitats, behaviors, populations, and conservation efforts. The document also discusses laws protecting birds in Finland, prohibiting activities that harm birds or disrupt breeding. Finally, it notes how climate change is affecting bird migration patterns, causing some species to arrive earlier in Finland or move further north as conditions warm.
Agriculture in italy
The document discusses the process of ripening annurca apples after harvesting. The apples are placed on straw trellises in rows, exposing their less red sides to sunlight. This "reddening" period allows the apples to fully ripen. The term "annurca" is believed to come from "mala orcula" as these types of apples were originally grown near Lake Averno in Pozzuoli, Italy.
Agriculture in finland
Agriculture in Finland is concentrated in the southern region due to the cold climate. Most common crops grown are wheat and rye through May sowing and August harvesting. Some farms also manage forests in winter. While most farming uses pesticides and chemicals, 7% of farms are ecological. Dairy farming provides income for 20% of Finnish farmers, requiring a minimum of 24 cows per farm. Meat production focuses on cattle, pigs, and poultry to supply the domestic population. Milk and beef are prominent in northern Finland, and dairy provides many products like cheese and yogurt.
Agriculture in greece
Agriculture is highly developed in the region of Kilkis, Greece, due to supportive rivers and lakes. Wheat comprises 84% of the region's agricultural production and causes the landscape to appear brown, green, and gold at different times of the year. Corn, barley, and livestock also make up 10% of production. The remaining 6% includes industrial crops like cotton, tobacco, and sugarbeets. Additional local crops include olives, apples, potatoes, and tomatoes, while vineyards in Goumenissa produce a famous local wine.
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- 1. Selection of natural special interest routes of Campania region
- 2. • Campania region offers a wide range of hiking trails famous for their naturalistic worth and for breathtaking views on their path. • Here is a short selection of some of them
- 3. From fire to beauty
- 4. We want to start with our surroundings and show the beautiful path that from the Naturalistic Oasis of Monte Nuovo leads to Lake Avernus Monte Nuovo, the youngest volcano of Phlegrean Fields, was formed in a few days in September 1538. The violent eruption changed the entire structure of the surrounding area, causing the destruction of the village of Tripergole and reducing the size of Lake Lucrino nearby
- 5. from the top of its crater (134 meters), it is possible to enjoy a magnificent view over the Phlegraean Fields then a short downhill path leads to the shore of Lake Avernus
- 6. The Avernus is a volcanic lake, whose origins date back to about 4000 years ago. Entrance to the kingdom of the underworld and then military port in Roman times Its history is full of changing fortunes Around the lake, the presence of several archaeological sites, including the ruins of the so-called Temple of Apollo, impressive building which used thermal springs and fumaroles that came up from the banks of the lake
- 7. Ascent to the black sleeping mountain
- 8. Vesuvius is the volcano responsible for covering the ancient cities of Pompeii and Ercolano with a blanket of ash in 79 A.D. Below the ash they were preserved throughout the centuries, until their re-discovery in the 1700s This isn’t a long or particularly hard hike, but certainly interesting and worthwhile. Starting from the Observatory, It takes about 20 minutes to reach the rim of the crater ( 1281 mt)
- 9. The hike is quite steep in the beginning and then becomes more gradual toward the top.The trail surface is mostly wide and of pumice/ash. It’s about 1 mile. Walking around the crater we’ll see that there is no lava but a little steam. The view out to the Bay of Naples, when clear, it is spectacular.
- 10. A gift from the Gods
- 11. It is especially loved for its magnificent coastal views that can be enjoyed along the way, the charm of the places glimpsed but especially because this ancient footpath seems to be suspended in the air between the sky and the sea of Sorrento Coast (average altitude 500 meters) • The Path of the Gods is the most famous hike in Campania. It crosses the Amalfi Coast, between the villages of Bomerano and Nocelle
- 12. Today the path is still used by farmers, woodsmen and shepherds, as it touches old vineyards clung to the mountain: the kind of grape cultivated in the area is called “Ped'e Palomma" The Path of Gods crosses, halfway up the hill, some of the most spectacular and wild gorges of the Amalfi Coast.
- 13. Once reached the small villages of Nocelle, and Montepertuso, the path plunges along an ancient paved alley, it is worth it: we will have the chance to experience one more emotion to the view of the village of Positano
- 14. Bye bye Comenius !! • Bye bye, Comenius