E 'this a little personal reflection that arises from a simple comparison of multiple photos on the same area, but dating from different periods, although close to each other. What that may well be quite distressing, and I'm thinking the relentless metamorphosis of our land which we are witnessing. It is clear that this does not feel that we are mere helpless spectators of such disfigurement. Think a moment about the Pollino National Park, with all the treasures it holds for centuries, today exposed to an uncontrollable menace, marked by irreversible changes in a terribly convoluted and contradictory reality, which is so much talk of sustainable development, evaluations and indicators ambiantali , maintenance and enhancement of existing assets. The substance, unfortunately, is far from what one could hope to so and so many good intentions, which, moreover, is well known that they have crammed the road to hell. The subjugation of private interests that characterizes the administrative decisions in every corner of the Earth, is not new, but the history of our area this is ridiculous. And so, the ultrasecolare Loricato Pino, a symbol of the environmental heritage of the Park, is surely destined to become extinct, and with it all the animal species that have found a home, because of the bloody hand of man, increasingly pervaded by a kind Demolition of rapture, which has made today the park land of fire, hunting and poaching, cutting of forests, emissions of pollutants and sometimes wild and uncontrolled development which, however unnecessary never achieve in proportion of human works. Anyone will be realized in the summer of the huge proliferation of fire (almost entirely clear of arson), the eerie and ghostly landscape that goes with it (almost the area of \u200b\u200bthe lunar Frascineto), but many have questioned the existence of real eco-mafia in the area? And to make matters worse, here in the heart of the park is now also possible in the middle of law, elimination of entire beech. Yes, all the face of EU guidelines, the law governing the establishment of national parks in '91, and the expected prior opinion of the Park and the Territorial Center of Forest Service Was for "the impact assessment of plans or actions affecting sites of Community importance." 1100 beech trees have already been killed, and they expect others 3500, between the towns of Viggianello, Newfoundland, Francavilla and Castrovillari, an activity that no doubt will fuel the coffers of local governments, but that strikes a particular variety of beech trunks twisted. How is this possible? Well, the politics of today, which is a party or the other, is made up of more ad hoc and expedient, as the law passed, find the loophole, and the Region of Basilicata, hand with the region of Calabria have authorized such destruction. In the shadow of what it would seem that there is, the face of the Kyoto Protocol, the infamous middle Mercure, on which you could say so much, both for the location are the lack of adequate feasibility studies and again for the Disproportionate size. But this is another unfortunate chapter about our park.
Following the massive deforestation of the slopes of the Pollino, the scenario, and is scientifically proven, could only be one: should the entire ecosystem to deteriorate, jeopardizing the survival of other beings, animals, wolf First of all, who would see their vanishing habitat.
Read carefully the appeal to the Environment Ministry, the administration of the Pollino National Park and to all relevant bodies, for you to immediately suspend the forest being cut in the Pollino National Park, which could seriously damage to a natural heritage of inestimable value.
It 's time to say enough, we have full rights of voters to express our absolute disagreement with this political class, too attached to private interests, too tied to the chair, too far from us individuals.
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Maratea, Sunday 23 Diembre 2007. Pre-Christmas event in a rather unusual place for a party CAI: face today, it's a small path, traced by our president Marino, which connects the square of the historic center of Maratea's famous statue of Christ, in a scenario that is not really impressive only strengthens in us the idea of \u200b\u200bthe enormous potential offered by our region. In practice we are left just south of the geographic Monte Coccovello already climbed in the spring, so you can easily understand how in just a few kilometers 
eters is passed from the snows of Sirino and Pollino to the beautiful beaches of the coast of Maratea. From the square of the town, always popular with tourists and where there are cafes and reception services, through the narrow streets of the old town, you go to a grove, from which one can see the blue sea of \u200b\u200bthe thousand branches. We walk past the ruins of an ancient chapel made of local stone and reach, even after an hour's walk to the beat slowly, to a small convent, which anticipates the large parking lot for people who want to visit the statue of Christ the Redeemer. Here, we try a little exercise in the cliff, under the careful control of two expert guides, and the ubiquitous Pasquale Fabio. 
