A rich collection of findings illustrates the many aspects of the life of animals that inhabit the forests and mountains of the Dolomites.
From footprints on the ground to bird nests, from remains of meals to many other clues integrated with a detailed card for each species, the exhibition unfolds in three large halls and offers many curiosities about the wildlife of the Zoldo area.
In collaboration with the Guardian of the Merino Forest, Mattiuzzi, the pavilion dedicated to the environment of the forest illustrates this treasure trove of natural beauty, but also a vital source of sustenance for both humans and animals.
Since 2019, the exhibition has expanded with the addition of a rich section dedicated to fossil artifacts.
In the same venue, there is also space for the exhibition of Art and craftsmanship and curiosities from Val di Zoldo, a collection of objects that testify to life in the past and beyond, but especially to the manual skill and artistic flair of the mountain people.
