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- ehrenamtliches Vorstandsmitglied @POW Germany.pdf (67.7 KB)
- Leitung Bereich Forschung und Beratung @Wildtier Schweiz (15.03.2026).pdf (46.8 KB)
- Umweltnaturwissenschaftlerin _Umweltingenieurin_Forstingenieurin @BINA Engineering SA (15.03.2026).pdf (133.7 KB)
- Praktikum Digitalisierung und Projektmanagement @WWF Schweiz (15.03.2026).pdf (175.4 KB)
- Leitung Naturförderung @Stiftung Naturama (20.03.2026).pdf (195.0 KB)
- Leitung Finanzen @Naturpark Beverin (21.03.2026).pdf (130.5 KB)
- Projektleitung Auenschutzpark @Kanton Aargau (21.03.2026).pdf (870.2 KB)
- Naturgefahrenspezialistin @geoformer (29.03.2026).pdf (113.1 KB)
- Praktikum im praktischen Naturschutz @solidago (31.03.2026).pdf (58.5 KB)
- Sachbearbeitung Administration und Finanzen @Schweizerische Greina-Stiftung (15.04.2026).pdf (852.2 KB)
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News from the Alps
Michael Gams, CIPRA International
Winter sports reach a tipping point
Hydrologist Carmen de Jong warns of the ecological consequences of Alpine ski tourism. Her research shows that, without a rethink, the industry is heading for its demise.
Caroline Begle, CIPRA International
The sound collector
Equipped with a microphone and a keen ear, Ludwig Berger explores the sounds of landscapes. This sound artist makes the climate crisis audible and opens up fascinating impressions, entering hidden sound worlds of the living and the transient.
Hanna Öllös, CIPRA International Lab
Making biodiversity visible
Mountains and sustainability: in mid-September, researchers from around the world gathered in Innsbruck for the International Mountain Conference (IMC). CIPRA Lab presented its AlpsLife biodiversity project to the conference.
Michael Gams, CIPRA International
Renewable energies: Alpine Convention becomes decisive
The EU wishes to accelerate the expansion of renewable energies. In the Alps, however, this must not come at the expense of sensitive natural areas. CIPRA International has now achieved two important clarifications through legal action: as a treaty under international law, the Alpine Convention takes precedence over secondary European Union law – that is, EU regulations and EU directives; consequently, its provisions must also be complied with when implementing the Renewable Energy Directive (RED III).