Adele Garzarella, winner ex aequo at the second edition of STAN

Second edition of STAN, entitled “Talking about Abruzzo in 3 minutes”, organized by the association. The “Tratturo Magno 101 APS” competition awarded two ex aequo winners: Casola geologist Adele Garzarella and botanist Daniela Tinti.

Botany Daniela Tintiwith his passionate story dedicated to a rare broom Genista Pulchella and geologist Kasola Adele Garzarellawhat attracted attention Gustav line Hello partisans of the Majella brigadeare two ex aequo winners of the second edition STAN. (History Territory Art Nature) “talent showhistory of the territory organized by the association Tratturo Magno 101 APSunder the patronage Italian Travel Club AND Municipality of Caporciano. This year will also take place public awardbased views on each interventionwhich will become the video uploaded to the channel YouTube associations. The event was also filmed and broadcast and can be seen on the Facebook page. Tratturo Magno – 101 APS

by clicking on this link, where the story begins at minute 1:15:30 Adele Garzarella.

In a crowded church with sheep trails Santa Maria de Centurelli To Caporcianoon the plateau Navelliin the province Eaglethey were the ones who competed 12 competitorswhich is only with Available in 3 minutes, they illustrated their proposed topic regarding Abruzzo., their places, their stories, their characters sharing their knowledge, trying to engage the audience and leaving them wanting to know more. The jury consists of Guido BarlozzettiRai journalist, author and presenter, Pierrot Ghaffuriformer manager, writer and journalist Clelia Arduini, writer for Touring magazine. Host of the evening Andrea Portanteevent organizer, console Travel club for L’Aquila and the President Tratturo Magno 101 APStogether with Patrick Kalinsky.

“We are also very pleased with the success of this second edition. – he comments Carrier – and we believe that the attempt to celebrate the event in mid-September, rather than mid-August as last year, has also been successful, with the aim of de-seasonalizing cultural events and tourist offerings. Offers and competitors then came from a wider geographical area than the simple Caporciano area, and I consider this an indicator of STAN’s growth. New projects include devoting a section to videos in English offered by descendants of Abruzzo emigrants (who often return in search of their roots) and foreigners who have made Abruzzo their new home. I take this opportunity to thank all the staff and in particular Mayor Caporciano. Alessandro Permetta

for strong support of the initiative“

“In the end, we will only keep what we love.“; he warned Daniela Tinti botany of the National Park of Gran Sasso and Monti della Laga and which fights for the protection of the very rare species genista puchella, “for friends, ginestra aquilana”, given that one of its endemic subspecies is exclusive to the Gran Sasso, of which it was one of the pioneering botanists Fabio Conti University of Camerino in 2005. Threatened by fires such as the fire in upper Aterno in the summer of 2020.

Adele Garzarellaresearcher at the Faculty of Geology of the D’Annunzio University, member of the Geopark Majella commission, expert in the field of military geology, recalled when Abruzzo was crossed by the Gustav Line.

from the Sangro River, up the Majella to Montecassino and beyond, a drama of people caught between two fires and the Nazis outside their home, who in the end heroically chose not submission and passivity, but freedom and dignity, becoming partisans in their desecrated mountains.