A festive evening and awards for Aosta Valley clay pigeon shooting
The technical front At the Aosta TAV last weekend a celebration was held...
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The Aosta Valley is testing olfactory deterrents to combat wild boars and badgers.
Crop Protection The Aosta Valley Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources announces that...
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The Aosta Valley tackles the wolf problem head-on: experimental management protocol approved
Collection, capture, and slaughter The Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources announced that at its meeting today, ...
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Valle d'Aosta. Approved hunting calendar 2025-2026: it starts with chamois, roe deer, deer and wild boar
Huntable species and methods of collection The Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources announces that the Regional Council ...
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Valle d'Aosta opens up the possibility of hunting ibex
An important session In the session of 21 May 2025, with 22 votes in favour (UV, FP-PD, ...
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Valle d'Aosta, Enalcaccia: "The time has come to manage the wolf"
Favorable opinion An “appeal” addressed to “political and technical decision makers” to “implement all the ...
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Aosta Valley buys new traps for catching wild boars
The words of the councilor Councilor Marco Carrel announces that the Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources of the Aosta Valley ...
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Legambiente accuses: “In Valle d’Aosta there is a massacre of foxes”
Letter to the Councilor In Valle d'Aosta there is a "fox massacre" underway. Legambiente reports it ...
See moreDetailsIn Valle d'Aosta, a request has been made for the reopening of ibex hunting
Explicit request Reopening of ibex hunting in the Aosta Valley. This is the explicit request...
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Valle d'Aosta, the Hunting Wildlife Plan is 16 years old: strong pressure to review it
Review needed There is a need for a review and fine-tuning of a ...
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Wolves on the rise, roe deer on the decline: the latest statistics from the Aosta Valley
A significant drop The question presented by the Rassemblement Valdôtain group in the council meeting of 3 April 2024 ...
See moreDetailsValle d'Aosta, the presence of trichinella detected in a wild boar
The infection in detail In recent days the presence of Trichinella was detected in a wild boar ...
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Swine fever, the Aosta Valley wants to remain free from the disease
A phenomenon to be prevented It is important that the obligations set out in the national plan to combat ...
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Hunting of ptarmigan and variable hare reopens in Valle d'Aosta
The new hunting calendar If the monitoring data of the two species allow it, starting ...
See moreDetailsHunting in Valle d'Aosta: variable hare and ptarmigan in the draft calendar 2023-2024
The draft of the new hunting calendar The 2023-2024 hunting calendar with particular reference to the huntability of ...
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The Valle d'Aosta Region approves the cormorant control plan
A growing presence Cormorants are a problem that is too little talked about. Not ...
See moreDetailsValle d'Aosta, hunting for ptarmigan and variable hares restored
The Valle d'Aosta hunting choice The Forza Italia council group voted with conviction in favor ...
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Coldiretti Valle d'Aosta calls for a commitment to a policy on wildlife proliferation
Specific requests There are four priorities for mountain agriculture identified by Coldiretti Valle d'Aosta ...
See moreDetailsRegional Council of the Aosta Valley, the inclusion of variable hare and ptarmigan in the hunting calendar is discussed
The meeting of the Aosta Valley Regional Council at the end of July promises to be hot. On the agenda ...
See moreDetailsValle d'Aosta, the preparation of the new Wildlife Hunting Plan comes to life
The review process of the Valle d'Aosta wildlife hunting plan, the censuses aimed at defining the consistency ...
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