At the educational farm, children discover the importance of our ecosystem and respect for the environment
Meetings at the educational farm are made by request on midweek days and are mainly for groups of preschool and elementary school children accompanied by teachers.
Educational paths
Educational farm activities consist of immersive educational paths aimed at children who are actively involved in discovering nature and its rhythms.
In the 2,000-square-meter forest of La Fornace farmhouse, children are guided among the dozens of plants and trees, learning to know and distinguish them. Through the observation of hornbeams, jack oaks, cherry trees, farnias, ash trees, mulberry trees, liriodendrons, walnut trees, alders, red oaks and locust trees they will have a more conscious approach to the nature that surrounds us and the importance of the life cycle of plants and our ecosystem.
In the 2,000-square-meter forest of La Fornace farmhouse, children are guided among the dozens of plants and trees, learning to know and distinguish them. Through the observation of hornbeams, jack oaks, cherry trees, farnias, ash trees, mulberry trees, liriodendrons, walnut trees, alders, red oaks and locust trees they will have a more conscious approach to the nature that surrounds us and the importance of the life cycle of plants and our ecosystem.