ఎకాలజీ మరియు జీవవైవిధ్యం
Karst rock formations and a thick beech forest characterize the site, which is also the source of the most important watercourse in the area, the river Simbrivio. In the surrounding plateaus, species-rich grasslands created by animal herding occasionally interrupt the forest. The most ancient trees, often pollarded or similarly managed, are found in these grassland patches. A rare population of Eriophorum Latifolium grows in the rocky habitats above the shrine. Wolves are newly repopulating the area.

సంరక్షకులు
The shrine lies under the jurisdiction of the Bishopric of Anagni, which appoints an apposite priest (rettore) to supervise it. ది rettore resides on-site during the opening period (May through October) and oversees maintenance and religious uses of the shrine. Brotherhoods of local people have a considerable role and independence in organizing the main celebrations, and a direct stake in site management. The brotherhoods more closely involved with the latter are those from Vallepietra, the nearest village, and Subiaco, a near town where the devotion to the Santissima Trinità translates into a complex rituality all year round. Although there are no formal restrictions, affiliation to the brotherhoods is usually inherited and, in the case of Subiaco, was limited to men until very recently. The plateaus around the shrine are locally-owned silvo-pastoral collective properties. Given the decline of traditional economic activities and decreasing pressure on the resources, they have been accessible also to outsiders in exchange of an annual fee for some decades.

Working Together
ప్రస్తుతం, governance of the site remains relatively fragmented. Despite attempts at cooperative action, there still seems to be no consensual vision shared by all main stakeholders, that is, local people, administrators, the Church, and the park management. Promoting rural development was defined as a major objective of the park at the moment of creation. అయితే, local people claim that little attention has been paid to traditional local heritage, and skepticism has grown in the years due to administrative scandals. Overall, the main stakeholders seem to focus mainly on a specific value important to them, but there does not seem to be an integrated vision on the interlinked spiritual, cultural and ecological values of the site.

విధానం మరియు చట్టంపై
The park was created with a Regional Law of Lazio in 1983 and partly overlaps with the European Natura 2000 నెట్వర్క్. It covers an area of about 300km2, not including the highland areas belonging to neighbouring regions (Abruzzi). Minimal intervention management ‘for nature’ as implemented and encouraged by Natura 2000, is not adequate to optimize conservation of cultural landscapes in the area. This management indiscriminately applies an idea of ‘naturalness’ to all habitats, and does not acknowledge the importance of traditional productive practices (such as pastoralism, sustainable agriculture, and understory management) in creating biological values. Local groups, such as animal herders, have little voice in decision-making mechanisms, despite representing key traditional activities. Other players, such as the Church, have specific interests driven by regional or national priorities. అందువలన, management regimes inspired by IUCN Category V of protected areas appear to be more appropriate.

Towards Thou turned the eyes
The man by thirst oppressed
And immediately the stones
Poured down water in all truth
- Traditional song in praise of the Santissima Trinità.