Foreste Casentinesi, Monte Falterona, Campigna National Park

• Campigna – white fir • Acquacheta – waterfall, mentioned in Dante's Comedy • Badia Prataglia – beech wood • Camaldoli – monastery • Fiumicello – mill • Valbonella Botanical Gardens – botanical garden near Corniolo • Siemoni Arboretum – museum and historic arboretum located in Badia Prataglia • Tredozio- Tramazzo River Valley • Chiusi della Verna – Franciscan places • Castagno d'Andrea – chestnut wood • Ridracoli – lake and dam • Foresta della Lama – wildlife • Sasso Fratino – first integral nature reserve in Italy (1959) • Springs of Tiber River – Mount Fumaiolo • Springs of Arno River – Monte Falterona ==Wildlife==

A large part of the park is woodland. In the park there are areas the mountain vegetation, all types of woodland of the lower sub-mountain belt vegetation. In the forest dominated by hornbeams, turkey oaks and sessile oaks, chestnut woods (especially in the Camaldoli area and at Castagno d’Andrea on the Florentine side). In rocky places there are some of the remaining rare cork oaks. Flora inside the park includes 48 tree and shrub species and over 1000 herbaceous species. The most valuable collection is to be found in the Mount Falco-Falterona massif. • Apennines wolf • Barn owl • Boar • Common buzzard • Eagle • Eurasian badger • Fallow deer • Marten • Red deer • Red fox • Roe deer • Tawny owl ==References==