Inter-Municipal Territorial Union (UTI) of Carnia
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The Canal del Ferro – Val Canale Inter-Municipal Territorial Union
The Canal del Ferro – Val Canale Inter-Municipal Territorial Union with its headquarters in Pontebba, is a local authority with a legal personality acting as a union of Municipalities. It was founded thanks to regional law n. 24/2014 to carry out a coordinated series of functions and municipal, supra-municipal and …
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Geopark Karnische Alpen
The Geopark Karnische Alpen (Carnic Alps Geopark) encompasses the territory including 8 municipalities situated in the Lesach and Gail valleys, from the boundary with eastern Tyrol to the city of Villach, along the entire southern boundary with Italy. Inside this area, approximately 80 locations of geological interest can be visited, including fossil sites, …
Geological Bureau – Regione Autonoma FVG
The Geological Service of the Central Environment and Energy Department of the Autonomous Region of Friuli Venezia Giulia deals with geology in a broad sense throughout the regional territory, ranging between the prevention of natural disasters, such as landslides, the geological compatibility of town-planning tools, the promotion of studies and …
Friulan Museum of Natural History
The Friulan Museum of Natural History preserved important naturalistic collections consisting of over one million finds, a real compendium of the natural history of the Friuli region. The material preserved is subject to continuous study by the Museum operators as well as specialists in the various naturalistic disciplines. In this context, …
Alto Adige Natural Science Museum
The Alto Adige Natural Science Museum, situated in the ancient administrative offices of Maximilian I in Bolzano, illustrates the genesis and characteristics of typical landscapes in the Alto Adige area. The feather in the cap is the large 9,000-litre coral reef and Nautilus aquariums. These latter, considered as “living fossils” have remained …