The river finds new spaces.

From here you can see the floodplain areas where the river can freely flow and where a wood of plane trees and native species allows the rest of some birds in complete tranquility. On the right you can see the Molinara irrigation ditch that moved the shovels of the Cornaggia mill: a passage for fish, made with boulders, allows the fish to overcome the artificial waterfall.

The area visible from this point has been recently realized to allow the river to flood in a controlled way during the floods and to flow freely inside it. A small cane thicket has been planted for phytodepurative purposes, which is a first example of how the hygrophilous vegetation could develop, considerably increasing the biodiversity of the whole area. On the right you can see the Molinara irrigation ditch that made the blades of the Cornaggia mill move: a passage for fish, made with boulders, allows the fish to overcome the artificial waterfall.