This project, as usual, is a challenging task, and if everything will go as we hope for, it will be another proof that our idea of making nature a real economic value is worth to be trusted.
The first restoration has already started and the first results are really promising: a number of herons, egrets, ducks and waders have used the area for feeding and roosting, and in the next few years we are sure that more and more birds will be present here. In particular, a target species is Black tailed Godwit, which has a breeding site nearby that is threathened by agricultural works, and therefore the Cascina Spinola area is hopefully going to become a stronghold for this species.

The estate is open and hides are active!

More information can be found here: http://www.skuanature.com/coming_soon_eng.html
and here: http://www.skuanature.com/ewExternalFiles/SKUA_NETWORK_PART9_comingsoon.pdf