The fauna of "Cornate", "Carline" and surrounding areas is represented by foxes, hares, pheasants, wild boars, roe deer, squirrels, porcupines, hedgehogs, weasels, martens, yews, jays, green woodpeckers , bee eaters, skirting boards, sparrows, finches, beaks, blackbirds, blackcaps, robins, wrens, great tits, owls, barn owls, tawny owls, owl, buzzards and hawks. About 40 years ago, the Cornate and Carline areas were characterized by the presence of partridges, rock partridges and grey partridges. These animals have completely disappeared due to changing in their habitat: the abandonment of crops in the fields in the Carline and at the feet of the Cornate, which provided essential grains for their survival; finally, the increase of foxes, marten and weasels have completed their extinction. This environment is also the ideal place for migratory birds like pigeons, doves, thrushes, fieldfares, redwings; for various species of snakes and reptiles like vipers, green lizards, wall lizard, asps; and amphibians like toads and frogs.

Vulpes Vulpes.

Canis Lupus Lupus.

Martes Foina.

Martes Martes.

Mustela Nivalis.

Felis Silvestris.

Meles Meles.

Sus Scrofa.

Capeolus Capreolus.

Dama Dama.

Hystrix Cristata.

Lepus Europaeus.

Sciurus Vulgaris.

Erinaceus Europaeus.

Buteo Buteo.

Stix Aluco.

Tyto Alba.

Athene Noctua.

Asio Otus.

Circaetus Gallicus.

Accipiter Nisus.

Falcus Tinnunculus.

Falco Biarmicus.

Falco Peregrinus.

Pernis Apivorus.

Phasianus Colchicus.

Garrulus Glandarius.

Picus Virdis.

Tichodroma Muraria.

Turdus Merula.

Fringilla Montifringilla.

Montacilla Alba.

Passer Domesticus.

Erithacus Rubecula.

Troglodytes Troglodytes.

Cyanistes Caeruleus .

Vipera Aspis.

Hierophis Virdiflavus.

Lacerta Bilineata.

Podarcis Muralis.

Bufo Bufo.

Pelophylax Esculentus.

The beautiful and delicate flowers of the reserve are also appreciated by many species of insects and butterflies, some of which are rare and protected, such as techla betullae and euplagia quadripunctuaria. Among the rich vegetation, you can also see singular beetles, such as the flying deer, also protected, the rhinoceros beetle, the flying devil and the rare carabus alysidotus.

Lucanus Cervus.

Oryctes Nasicorni.

Morimus Asper.

Carabo Alysidotus.

Thecla Betulae.

Thecla Betulae.

Euplagia Quadripunctaria.

Maculinea Arion.

Maculinea Arion.

Heteropterus Morpheus.

The existing flora in the "Cornate", "Carline" and surrounding areas, is represented by: chestnuts, Turkey oaks, oaks, black pines, white firs, American fir, broom, juniper, butcher's broom, alborello, ilexes, manna ashes, hornbeam, maples, as well as several wild fruit plants. Especially in spring, meadows are covered with beautiful floral composition consisting of white and yellow daisies, cyclamen, purple and reddish violet, coloured mammals and fragrant violets and a carpet of wild grass composed of clover and other species of various nature. In this blaze of colours, you may also come across protected species such as the Etruscan violet, the Etruscan crocus, the lily of San Giovanni, the narcissus and various types of rare wild orchids.

Lilium Bulbiferum

Viola Etrusca

Crocus Etruscus

Orchis Purpurea

Orchis Pauciflora

Gagea Tisoniana

Fritillaria Tenella

Teucrium Flavum

Iris Lutescens

Scilla Bifolia

Lamium Purpureum

Sesleria Autumnalis

Erythronium Dens-canis

Helichrysum Italicum

Ceterach Officinarum

Hypericum Perforatum

Helleborus Foetidus

Menta Suaveolens

Pisum Sativum

Polygonum Hydropiper

Hieracium Pilosella

Semprevivum Tectorum

Thymus Serpyllum

Dianthus Sylvestris

Petrorhagia Saxifraga

Sedum Album

Geranium Nodosum

Sanicula Europaea

Juncus Effusus

Rosa Canina

Rubus Fructicosus

Spartium Junceum

Cytisus Scoparius

Juniperus

Sambucus Nigra

Ruscus Aculeatus

Lonicera Etrusca

Pteridium Aquilinum

Crataegus Monogyna

Prunus Spinosa

Quercus Cerris

Castanea Sativa

Quercus Pubescens

Quercus Pubescens

Abies Alba

Pseudotsuga Menziesii

Quercus Ilex

Fraxinus Ornus

Carpinus Betulus

Acer Campester

Sorbus Aria

Ulmus Minor