Fiavé hosts exhibition highlighting mountain beekeeping and biodiversity conservation.

The Lake Dwelling Museum in Fiavé has launched the "Guardians of Biodiversity" exhibition, focusing on mountain beekeeping from prehistoric times to the present. This exhibition, created by the Archaeological Heritage Office in partnership with the Municipality of Fiavé, MUSE, and METS, features archaeological artifacts, ethnographic items, and high-resolution images that illustrate the long-standing connection between mountain communities and bees. Curators Mirta Franzoi and Luisa Moser emphasize the critical role of bees in biodiversity, showcasing significant items like a replica of a wooden 'arnia villica' found in the Fiavé peat bog, along with evidence of wax, honey, and propolis usage dating back to prehistoric eras.