In the June-July 2026 issue of the French magazine Nat'Images, we tell the story of the elusive feline and the complex relationship between felines and livestock farming in South Africa.
Austrian public television ORF dedicates a report to our long-term project Wild Rome - November 2025
Some images describe the photo story on Apennine Brown Bear
Another international trip to Wild Rome. Our project on the urban fauna of Rome is still in progress and does not stop giving us great happiness. Moreover We are very glad to have the opportunity to show the great work of the Ornis Italica association in Rome and beyond ...
The South African magazine Landbou publishes an article by Nico Avenant, accompanied by our images and dedicated to the delicate issue of Caracal's relations with livestock farmers.
On the 44 issue an article on the West Coast National Park incredible blossoming.
Our images on the Topolino kid magazine 2nd of may 2018 issue, to illustrate the reportage on camouflage.
On the newspaper “Corriere della Sera” (28th Feb 2018), Fulco Pratesi featuring the story, illustrated by our images, of the role of bears and bees in the post-fire woods.
Our images on the first 2018 issue of Wild, official magazine of National Parks of South Africa
Happy to contribute to the last issue of The David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation Magazine with our snow leopard image.
Our images, on the July 2017 issue of Bell'Europa, tell the story of one of the key ecosystems to protect European biodiversity.
Happy to see our article about Wild Rome on the latest issue of Nat'Images.
Our images on the last issue of “Topolino”: The European Big Five faced to the African Big Five. When you see your own work on a kids magazine you feel a little bit younger, isn’t.
In occasion of the print of the book on Apennine Brown Bear the National Geographic Italy speaks on the conservation of the last wild bears
In occasion of the inclusion of the Shanga Trinational Park in the Unesco heritage list the National Geographic Italy speaks about the conservation issues of this land situated in the green heart of Africa
The prestigious French magazine Nat’Images describes the work of Roberto and Alberto on the Apennine Brown Bear
Biology, ecology, habitat description, conservation issues, research activities and photographic solutions on the first photographic book on this species
(See the web page)
Finalist at the contest
Photos, stories and paints to introduce to the young people to the diversity of the planet and to the responsibility of humans in its conservation
(See the web page)
In occasion of the International Forum on Tiger conservation the National Geographic Italy remind us the conservation issues of this endangered species
Thanks to these precious images of a species rare, shoot only 3 times in the last 30 years, the Indonesian WWF got new funding to start new conservation projects in the area
Lapland and much other exotic places shown on the weekly supplement
Dynamics and responsibility of the international wildlife trade
The photographic expedition of Roberto to document the project of sustainable tourism, born to support the Loggerhead turtle conservation in Turkey
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