The Protected Nature Reserve
Legami Dreamland is a project launched in Bergamo which opened in May 2023, marking the occasion of our brand’s first 20 years.
The initiative was developed with the goal of creating a space dedicated to nature, where flora and fauna can flourish in the rhythm of natural dynamics, all with respect for the balance of the ecosystem.
Hectares
Plants and bushes
Different native species
Lots involved
Legami’s deep commitment to the environment
An initiative like no other
Access to the area is prohibited in order to preserve and shield it from human intrusion, allowing it to become a new green lung where flora and fauna can regenerate and thrive.
We tackle biodiversity loss
Our wish is for our park to tackle the loss of biodiversity and urban natural capital, reduce global warming, and help improve air quality.
"DREAMLAND is a dream come true"
Alberto Fassi
Founder, CEO & Dreamer
Extraordinary Results
Significant signs of regeneration were detected as early as the very first year: an increase in biodiversity, a greater presence of pollinating insects and improvement in the soil (details in the 2024 Sustainability Report).
To date, 25 species of pollinating insects and 51 plant species have been identified in the area. These numbers are expected to increase significantly over the coming months, partly assisted by the recently completed construction of a 250 square metre wetland.
Highlights
51 plant species
25 species of pollinating insects
+ 15 times more nectar
Launch of kilometroverde®
2026 saw the launch of kilometroverde®: a 1 km line of forest consisting of 1,500 trees and shrubs, acting as a green barrier between the Dreamland area and the A4 motorway, protecting the development of local biodiversity in the context of major human activity.
The project sits opposite Bergamo’s “Kilometro Rosso”, an innovation hub which hosts research centres and companies, named for its distinctive long red façade along the motorway.
Dreamland: a project that reflects Legami’s approach towards the environment, ecosystems and communities
Natascia Ghilardi
Sustainability Manager LEGAMI
The next steps
In addition to kilometroverde®, the development plan involves a series of integrated actions: the creation of a school for tree-climbers with a natural classroom for educational purposes; the establishment of agroforestry systems that combine cereal crops with around 400 fruit trees of ancient varieties; and the planting of a wooded area containing around 500 trees.
In addition to these interventions is the sowing of crops for landscape enhancement; the creation of a new, naturalistic wetland of approximately one hectare; and the development of hedgerows, with the aim of strengthening local ecosystems and improving their ecological functionality.