
The Alpine area of the Piedmontese province revealed the presence of at least 300 specimens, which is equivalent to saying that in this territory there are almost 2500 roe deer, probably many more. According to theHigher Institute for Environmental Protection and Research (ISPRA)however, they can be broken down 350 ungulates in the plains and another 230 in the mountains, a number defined too low by the local hunting world, especially in light of the incidents that are occurring and repeating.
ATC recalled that last year 243 roe deer were found injured or dead after one collision with a car or a motorcycle. New solutions are therefore expected to concretely respond to the emergency.







































