Our goal is to create a sustainable environment for the generations to
come, ensuring that the natural beauty and ecological integrity of the
Cinque Terre are preserved for future inhabitants and visitors alike.
The Cinque Terre, with its breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural
heritage, is currently confronted with significant challenges that
threaten its very existence.
These challenges include diminishing
natural resources, struggling economies, a swiftly changing climate, and
various other threats that jeopardize both the environment and the
livelihoods of local communities.
The depletion of natural resources, such as water and fertile soil,
poses a serious risk to agriculture and local industries that rely on
these essential elements.
Additionally, the economic struggles faced by
the region, exacerbated by tourism fluctuations and global economic
pressures, have left many communities vulnerable and in need of
sustainable development strategies.
The impacts of climate change,
including rising sea levels, increased frequency of extreme weather
events, and shifting ecosystems, further complicate the situation,
making it imperative for us to act decisively.
In light of these pressing issues, it is essential for all
stakeholders, local governments, businesses, residents, environmental
organizations, hosts and tourists, to collaborate in order to develop shared
solutions that address these challenges holistically.