The Enpa Member Month 2025 has officially kicked off, and as planned, the second weekend saw extraordinary participation in several Italian cities. Local Enpa volunteers organized events and stands to raise awareness about the importance of animal protection and the safeguarding of bees. The initiative, which will run throughout March, features over 160 events nationwide, aiming to promote Enpa 2025 membership and spread awareness about the critical role of pollinators in our ecosystem.
Torremaggiore: a meeting point for members and new supporters
In Torremaggiore, the Enpa section set up an informational booth in the town square dedicated to the Member Month campaign. Volunteers welcomed numerous visitors, providing details about the association’s activities and inviting citizens to renew or subscribe to the Enpa 2025 membership. This was an important opportunity to establish direct contact with the community and strengthen the bond with those who support animal protection every day.
Piombino: seeds for bees and enthusiasm
Piombino also enjoyed great success, where the Enpa booth attracted many visitors during Member Day. Volunteers distributed packets of seeds for bees — a symbol of Enpa’s commitment to biodiversity and the protection of pollinators. The event was made even more special by the presence of the mascot, Ulisse, who entertained the crowd.
Piacenza: a day of celebration and solidarity
Member Day in Piacenza was met with excellent participation. Volunteers thanked everyone involved, including new members and long-time supporters. The day was enriched by exceptional testimonials from figures like Achille, Atena, and Zac, who brought joy and charm to the event. The next appointment in Piacenza is scheduled for March 29, when a major pet food drive will take place at Rossetti Market.
Mazara del Vallo: great participation in Piazza della Repubblica
The Mazara del Vallo Section joined the second weekend of Member Month with an event in Piazza della Repubblica. Volunteers welcomed citizens at the informational booth, offering the chance to subscribe or renew the Enpa 2025 membership. The day was characterized by a spirit of sharing and awareness, with discussions on animal protection and the importance of biodiversity.
Bisceglie: games, information, and memberships for the second edition
In Bisceglie, the second edition of Enpa Member Day took place in Piazza San Francesco, where volunteers greeted citizens from 10:00 to 13:00. Attendees had the opportunity to subscribe or renew membership and participate in games for adults and children. Gadgets and packets of flower seeds for bees were distributed to actively involve the community in biodiversity protection. The event reinforced the sense of belonging within the Enpa network.
Thiene Schio: special opening at the Park
In Thiene Schio, Member Month was inaugurated with a special opening of the Schio “Parco Canile” on March 8, from 9:00 to 12:00 and from 15:00 to 18:00. Volunteers welcomed numerous visitors, offering the opportunity to subscribe or renew the Enpa 2025 membership and receive an exclusive discount booklet for members. Additionally, packets of flower seeds for bees were handed out, underscoring the association’s commitment to environmental conservation and pollinator protection.
A month to make a difference
The Enpa Member Month will continue throughout March with events, stands, and initiatives across the country. Joining Enpa means supporting animal protection every day and contributing to the association’s activities—from rescuing abandoned animals to promoting environmental defense campaigns.
Thanks to the 2025 membership drive, each new member will receive not only an exclusive discount booklet but also a packet of bee-loved flower seeds—a symbolic gesture representing a tangible commitment to biodiversity protection.
With over 160 events scheduled for the month, Enpa Member Month 2025 stands as a unique opportunity to strengthen the support network for animal protection and raise public awareness about the vital role of pollinators for the future of our planet.
