Hunting management
We report what was spread on social media byACMA (Association of Migratory Waterfowl Hunters): "Our commitment to research and collect scientific data on waterfowl hunting never ceases. We all know how actively various hunters contribute to wetland management, but these realities must be studied and converted into actionable data."
Brilliant path
To accomplish all this, we collaborated with Alessio Branchesi, a student from the University of Padua (Department of Territory and Agro-Forestry Systems – Department of Agronomy, Animals, Food, Natural Resources, and Environment). We extend our heartfelt congratulations to him for completing his master's degree in Forestry and Environmental Sciences with a brilliant thesis graded 110 cum laude.
Long live the hunt!
The title was: "Initial assessments of the impact of different management systems on wetlands in the provinces of Venice and Rovigo using wintering aquatic bird census data." ACMA expressed its heartfelt sentiments: "Congratulations to Alessio, long live research and long live hunting!"





































