Current affairs
In recent years, the wood pigeon has become a key player in discussions about wildlife management in Italy. Its growth, driven by climate change and environmental transformation, now requires concrete and balanced solutions that take into account the needs of agriculture, the environment, and hunting traditions. As Italcaccia, we reiterate that every decision must be guided by scientific data, real knowledge of the local area, and constructive dialogue between institutions and associations.
Beyond the oppositions
Too often, the issue of wildlife is addressed with polemical or ideological tones. We believe, however, that a change of pace is needed: not sterile conflicts, but shared projects capable of protecting biodiversity while safeguarding the role of hunters. Hunters are not enemies of nature, but allies of the land, with firsthand knowledge of environmental balances.
The value of hunters
"Italcaccia firmly defends the image of hunters as guardians of nature," says national president Gianni Corsetti. "Our members cannot be labeled extremists or marginalized from public debate. They live in the woods and countryside every day, contributing responsibly to maintaining a balance between humanity and the environment.
A commitment that looks forward
The future of hunting depends on a serious dialogue with institutions, capable of overcoming top-down decisions and building shared and participatory paths. Italcaccia will continue to pursue its vision: a modern, regulated, and sustainable hunt that combines respect for rules, tradition, and attention to environmental challenges.
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