considered excessive criticism of the Administration, made by environmentalists in the Gulf, the inherent question of cutting the wood on which we have long been two conflicting lines. To summarize very schematically one goes from an idea that there should be another man's hand to where you think but now that the vegetation and animal life found in nature, can only survive through targeted support from the man itself, which, inter alia, and 'took place in recent centuries because of timber harvest for industrial use. In that regard, our party wants to confirm if any were needed, that has always fought for the preservation of natural resources, promoting studies and performing acts that have fostered the creation of natural parks. We believe that if a local population, in the case of Montioni Park, formed by people belonging to different provinces, decided to preserve part of their territory by making it as close as possible to what nature alone would have done without human intervention, this desire should be respected in full. It 's true also, that in order to enjoy the beauty of such places, all those operations are necessary to encourage its usability, such as maintenance pruning of paths through the exploitation of historical sites, including the realization of necessary services to tourists and locals alike. The Decree states that where there are wooded areas exceeding 100 hectares, it is necessary to make a plan of the cut. We believe that the legislature must act on this in the future, making the necessary distinctions between the wooded areas outside or inside the parks, providing assistance of various kinds. At the moment we must acknowledge that the cutting plan approved, a choice that is part of the Administration of Follonica to which we have referred several times our concerns, took in its autonomy and as such we must respect it. We will, as part of the ruling coalition, to ensure that all operations are conducted in the best manner and ensure that 'the work is carried out in a proportionate and which are not invasive. We will make sure that it does not affect the safety and development of forests, and at the same time, this intervention may serve to give more 'food for wildlife in the park. In this way, both the birds, wild boars and other ungulates, probably will not need to obtain the food in nearby fields, with serious damage to farmers.
Follonica 02/18/2011
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