A crazy hypothesis
This is Arci Caccia Manfredonia 's response to the Europa Verde – Verdi di Manfredonia article on the fires at Lago Salso: "I would like to respond to the published article regarding the fires at Lago Salso. From what I've read, it seems someone saw a patrol stationed at the entrance while they set fire to the road that runs alongside the oasis. If you're certain of this, why don't you report those responsible? Your assumption seems to be that only hunters and farmers use that road. However, if you say it's full of potholes, how come you know it so well?"
The replica
I'd like to clarify that I don't condone poachers and I distance myself from them, but as a hunter and a lover of the ecosystem, I ask myself: who would be so foolish as to set fires during breeding season, destroying so many birds and animals? Investigators will be the ones to identify the motive and, hopefully, those responsible, who will have to be punished for their crimes.
The need for a new approach
I therefore advise you to change your approach and not always point the finger at hunters as if they were responsible for every fire disaster within a park or reserve. Hunters are the true guardians of the environment and have an interest in ensuring it is protected from fires and any behavior that could harm the ecosystem. I suggest you hold a meeting of your colorful organizations and think carefully about who should be the sacrificial lamb in your articles, because that's what you know! (Luigi Le Noci – President of Arci Caccia Manfredonia)





































