Detail : NATIONAL PARK OF THE BELLUNO DOLOMITES - UNESCO (LEG11)

  • 05/07/2024
  • 20/07/2024
  • 18 - 99
  • Workcamp 1-3 weeks

  • ENVI
  • Italy
  • VAL CORDEVOLE
  • Val Cordevole
  • ice Marco Polo or Venezia Treviso
  • 6Male - 4Female
  • 12
  • 150.00  (f)
  • Picture can be from other project

NATIONAL PARK OF THE BELLUNO DOLOMITES - UNESCO

  • Legambiente Veneto APS is a second-level volunteer association that groups, coordinates, assists, and represents Legambiente circles present in the regional territory.
  • The volunteers will be involved in informative activities, both historical and naturalistic, aimed at tourists and mountain users. They will also be actively involved in a survey regarding the awareness and perception of tourists and mountain users regarding the impact of human actions on the Dolomites ecosystem, with the aim of increasing their awareness of the effects of climate change. Additionally, maintenance and care activities for some trails near the accommodation will be planned.
  • Multiple rooms are available with self-managed kitchen. There will be an environmental friendly diet with local products and little meat
  • The volunteer center of Agre is located along the Val Cordevole within the National Park of the Belluno Dolomites. Getting to Agre by bus: From Belluno train station, take Line 1 bus (DolomitiBus) towards Agordo Autostazione. Get off at the La Muda stop after approximately 20 minutes. The hostel is located across the street beyond the bridge over the Cordevole stream. null
  • Volunteers have to be interested in ecology and natural science. Interesting in mountain walks/hikes, adaptability, desire to engage with the public.


Legambiente is a leading environmental organisation in Italy formed by 20 regional committees and more than 2000 local groups. Legambiente runs national and international campaigns aimed at halting climate change and biodiversity loss, reducing traffic, air pollution and pesticides use, or proposing new energy policy, enhancing use of renewable sources, energy efficiency and conservation etc. We have been organising a voluntary campaign for 19 years, promoting summer-camps in many protected areas both in Italy and abroad, with the aim of raising public awareness on environmental issues such as forest-fire or habitat degradation, collecting information on natural resources, promoting green tourism, developing sustainable economy, helping people to be more active for the conservation of our natural and cultural heritage. International workcamps, promoted by Legambiente, are part of the associations’ main campaigns and volunteers activities contribute to achieve the goals of each campaign. The common aim of environmental work camps is to improve areas with a distinctive naturalistic and cultural feature and to help solving environmental emergencies of our country. The main activities volunteers carry out are related to paths maintenance or beaches and protected areas cleaning; furthermore, volunteers collaborate in fire prevention or raising awareness on environmental issues. Some work camps are organized within the campaign “Carovana dell Alpi” (Caravan of Alps). This campaign, which was first organised in 2002, take a detailed picture of the entire alpine system, reports cases of environmental decay and evaluates experiences of sustainable development and ecological re-conversion of the economy. It also proposes the consolidation of the system of natural protected areas. The aims of “Salvalarte” (Save the Art), carried out by volunteers, are to awake public opinion, promote the reclaim and restoration of monuments and art works that have been abandoned to decay. Legambiente also gives the opportunity to discover small villages and local traditions of Italy, protected and promoted by “Piccola Grande Italia” (Small Big Italy) campaign, which aims to increase the value of our great heritage – environment, cultural property, local typical products and traditions – cherished in small Italian towns, the irreplaceable defense grounds of the Italian identity. The campaign has already involved 500 towns with less than 5 thousands inhabitants, mountain and provincial communities.

Contact Organisation

  • Address

    Asemapaallikonkatu 1

    00520 HELSINKI

    Finland

  • Phone

    Local: 358 44 416 5209

    Mobile: 358409004891