for scientific research carried out by this faculty and pertaining to various universities, as well as for inter-faculty research with an environmental focus. The WWF Oasis is therefore also open to thesis researchers from the faculties of Natural Sciences.
Life Project of the Umbria Region in collaboration with the University of Perugia, University of L'Aquila, University of Camerino - School of Architecture and Design (SAD), Comunità Ambiente Srl, Regional Forestry Agency - AFOR, University of Sassari, Studio Naturalistico Hyla srl, Monti Sibillini National Park.The Oasis WWF La Malcontenta e il Lupo collaborates in monitoring actions through photo-trapping.
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Conservation areas are protected zones that are not normally open to the public and play a role of primary importance, as they protect areas of great naturalistic value and are useful for scientific research. This is why the woods of the WWF Oasis La Malcontenta e il Lupo have a naturally evolving management: because nature is studied as it spontaneously evolves, lives, only under these conditions can we truly understand how it behaves, and we can thus make important discoveries involving our own life and health. Old trees and forests, floristic entities that are rare or at the limit of their distribution range, well-preserved ecosystems protected at European level are just some of the reasons why an environment is “conserved”. It is also conserved to enrich neighbouring environments, to rebalance other ecosystems, so that, in the end, everyone can enjoy it, and each form of life can benefit from the other in complete respect.
Oases protect wildlife, botanical species, preserve nature. The environment is a resource for all, it improves our quality of life. Studying it creates new possibilities in the field of scientific, medical and technological discoveries. By protecting the environment we protect ourselves. We promote a world in which human beings live in harmony with nature.