Patricia Pirisi

Profile

Patricia Pirisi is a certified Environmental Hiking Guide (AIGAE) and an active collaborator of Coolvoyage Destinations within several Erasmus+ projects. Her work combines environmental expertise, territorial knowledge, and a strong educational approach, making her a key figure in our Sardinian activities.

She guides participants through landscapes not as “destinations”, but as living ecosystems with history, fragility, and identity.

What Patricia Does

Patricia designs and leads outdoor experiences that reveal the deeper layers of Sardinia’s natural heritage. Her excursions are not simple walks: they are interpretative journeys through geology, biodiversity, local culture, and environmental awareness.

A typical example of her work includes:

1. panoramic routes
2. interpretation of endemic flora and ancient rural landscapes
3. reading of geological formations and natural phenomena
4. exploration of wild areas such as S’Iscala ’e su Tassu, Punta Su Pizzu, and Punta Cupetti
5. educational stops focused on biodiversity, water sources, and ecological balance
6. safe, structured hiking with clear technical information and responsible practices

Her excursions often integrate community elements — such as local food experiences — reinforcing the connection between territory, culture, and people.

Technical Expertise

Patricia provides participants with clear, essential guidance:

• route length, elevation gain, and difficulty
• terrain type and safety considerations
• environmental conditions and seasonal variations
• equipment requirements (water, sun protection, trekking shoes, etc.)

Her approach is practical, responsible, and aligned with sustainable outdoor ethics.

Role in Erasmus+ Projects

Within Erasmus+, Patricia contributes to:

• outdoor learning modules
• environmental education workshops
• territorial interpretation sessions
• activities on sustainability, mobility, and ecological awareness

Her presence ensures that international participants experience Sardinia through a cultural and ecological lens, not through tourism.