List Italian national parks

The national parks consist of zones terrestrial, marine, river or lake which contain one or more ecosystem S intact or partially deteriorated by anthropic interventions, one or more formations physical, geological, geomorphological, biological, of national interest or international, whose value naturalist, scientist, cultural, esthetic, educational or entertaining justify the intervention of the State for their conservation

In Italy, the national parks currently mentioned again in the official list of the protected areas ( Elenco Ufficiale delle Aree Protette - EUAP) are 22, plus two others in the course of definition. The 22 Italian national parks cover overall a surface from approximately 1,4 million Hectare S, that is to say approximately 5% of the national territory.

National park of the Abruzzi, Latium and Molise
National park of the Alta Murgia
National park of the Apennines toscano-émiliens
National park of the archipelago of Maddalena
National park of the archipelago Tuscan
National park of Asinara
National park of Aspromonte
National park of Calabria
National park of Circé
National park of Cilento and Vallo di Diano
National park of Cinque Ground
National park of Dolomites of Belluno
National park of Foreste Casentinesi, of Assembles Falterona and Campigna
National park of Gargano
National park of Gennargentu
National park of the Great Paradise
National park of Gran Sasso E Monti della Laga
National park of Majella
National park of the Mounts Sybillins
National park of Pollino
National park of Stelvio
National park of the Valley of Agri (in the course of creation)
National park of the Valley Large
National park of Vesuvius

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