Rome, Italie. 14 septembre 2024. GIORGIO ZAMPETTI, Directeur général de Legambiente, SABRINA ALFONSI, Conseillère pour l'agriculture, l'environnement et le cycle des déchets de la municipalité de Rome, signent l'accord pour le projet LIFE Turtlenest de Legambiente cofinancé par la Communauté européenne pour la protection des tortues Caretta Caretta sur la plage de Capocotta à Rome. Sur la plage de Capocotta à Rome, la municipalité de Rome a formalisé son adhésion au projet Turtlenest coordonné par Legambiente. L'objectif commun est la conservation et la protection de la tortue marine Caretta Caretta

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September 14, 2024, Rome, Italy: GIORGIO ZAMPETTI, General Director of Legambiente, SABRINA ALFONSI, Councilor for Agriculture, Environment and Waste Cycle of the Municipality of Rome, sign the agreement for the Life Turtlenest project of Legambiente co-financed by the European Community for the protection of the Caretta Caretta turtles at the Capocotta beach in Rome. On the Capocotta beach in Rome, the Municipality of Rome has formalized its adhesion to the Turtlenest project coordinated by Legambiente. The common objective is the conservation and protection of the sea turtle Caretta Caretta from threats related to human disturbance in its nesting sites in the western Mediterranean basin. The project is co-financed by the European Union's LIFE Programme for the Environment and Climate Action. Due to global warming, the number of nesting sites of the Caretta Caretta turtle in the Mediterranean has grown exponentially, the habitat and nests of the species are threatened by tourist development, climate change, accidental capture during fishing and the intensive use of beaches. Capocotta beach is a portion of the Roman coast of Ostia, in the 10th Municipality, extending for about 45 hectares, it is one of the best preserved stretches of dunes in Italy and in 1996 it was included in the Litorale Romano state nature reserve. (Credit Image: © Marcello Valeri/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!

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