Protected Areas of the Po and the Turin Hill

parchipocollina.to.it was the website of the management body of the Protected Areas of the Po and the Turin Hill, the system of protected areas established along the rivers and on the Turin hill to offer leisure space and fresh air to the roughly two million residents of the metropolitan area and to tourists.¹

The site, also available in English and French, described the points of interest, visitor centres, trails and typical products of the protected area.²

The available archive snapshots cover the period from 2012 to 2016.¹³

The domain parchipocollina.to.it in the web archive

The domain parchipocollina.to.it, in the web archive since 27 January 2012, presents itself as «Aree Protette del Po e della Collina Torinese».

The site parchipocollina.to.it, in the Web Archive snapshots (2012-2016)

The site parchipocollina.to.it, in the Web Archive snapshot of 27 January 2012, describes the territory of the protected areas of the Po and the Turin hill as a setting that combines a river with the hill bordering it to the east, different from the stereotype of a nature park made of large woods and snow-capped peaks. The same text still appears in the snapshot of 9 January 2016.

The site parchipocollina.to.it, in Italian, English and French (2012-2016)

The site parchipocollina.to.it, in the Web Archive snapshots of 27 January 2012 and 9 January 2016, presents the Protected Areas of the Po and the Turin Hill as a unique territory between river and hill that few large urban centres can boast, also available in English and French; a page from 28 January 2012 gives the body's contact details.

The headquarters at Cascina Le Vallere and the body's management (2012 snapshot)

In the site's snapshot of 27-28 January 2012, the Ente di gestione delle Aree Protette del Po e della Collina Torinese (management body of the Protected Areas of the Po and the Turin Hill) is headquartered at Cascina Le Vallere, corso Trieste 98 in Moncalieri, with an operational office in Castagneto Po; the site was published in Italian, English and French. The body's president is listed as Giuseppe Bava and its director as Ippolito Ostellino. In the snapshot of 24 September 2026 the domain appears parked.

The site parchipocollina.to.it (2012-2016)

The official site of the Protected Areas of the Po and the Turin Hill was hosted at parchipocollina.to.it from at least January 2012 to January 2016.

The domain parchipocollina.to.it, headquartered at Cascina Le Vallere

The domain parchipocollina.to.it was the site of the Ente di gestione delle Aree Protette del Po e della Collina Torinese, online from at least January 2012, also available in English and French. The contacts page, from the same month, gave the headquarters as Cascina Le Vallere, corso Trieste 98, in Moncalieri, an operational office in Castagneto Po, and listed Giuseppe Bava as president and Ippolito Ostellino as director. Between 2025 and 2026 the domain appeared parked, with no content of its own.

The domain parchipocollina.to.it

The body also ran the domain parchipocollina.to.it, online since 27 January 2012 as the site «Aree Protette del Po e della Collina Torinese», with pages dedicated to contacts and to presenting the protected areas; the last snapshot with its own content preserved by the archive dates to 9 January 2016.

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The site parchipocollina.to.it

The body had a site at the domain parchipocollina.to.it, recorded by the Web Archive between 2012-01-27 and 2016-01-09, which describes the territory of the Po river and the Turin hill as a rare setting for a large urban area.

The site parchipocollina.to.it (2012-2016)

In the snapshots of 27 January 2012 and 9 January 2016, the site parchipocollina.to.it described the mission of the protected areas as follows: to safeguard an urbanised environment by providing leisure opportunities and fresh air to around two million residents of the Turin area and to tourists, in a territory combining the river and the hill.¹²

Sources

1. web.archive.org — 27 January 2012
2. web.archive.org — 28 January 2012
3. web.archive.org — 9 January 2016
4. Internet Archive Wayback Machine — 27 January 2012
5. Internet Archive – Wayback Machine — 24 September 2026
6. Internet Archive (Wayback Machine) — 1 October 2025