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- ehrenamtliches Vorstandsmitglied @POW Germany.pdf (67.7 KB)
- Naturgefahrenspezialistin @geoformer (29.03.2026).pdf (113.1 KB)
- Projektleitung Gewässerschutz @pro natura (29.03.2026).pdf (72.5 KB)
- Praktikum im praktischen Naturschutz @solidago (31.03.2026).pdf (58.5 KB)
- Projektleitung Wasser und Umwelt @ Impuls AG (02.04.2026).pdf (94.6 KB)
- Mitarbeit im Bereich Wege & Schutzhütten zur Förderungsabwicklung und Digitalisierung @ Alpenverein Österreich (06.04.2026).pdf (135.0 KB)
- Mitarbeit Webkarte und Geodateninfrastruktur @Schweizer Pärke (06.04.2026).pdf (650.0 KB)
- Sachbearbeitung Administration und Finanzen @Schweizerische Greina-Stiftung (15.04.2026).pdf (852.2 KB)
- Fachspezialistin Fliessgewässer, Fischerei, Neobiota @ Appenzell Ausserrhoden (21.04.2026).pdf (124.6 KB)
- Geschäftsleitung @pro natura (24.04.2026).pdf (69.5 KB)
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News from the Alps
Michael Gams, CIPRA International
A heat record for June at 5,000 metres
For the first time ever, above-freezing temperatures in June were recorded at over 5,000 metres in the Alps – a new heat record with symbolic significance. At the same time, the new climate report for Austria confirms that the Alpine region is particularly affected by climate change.
Maya Mathias, CIPRA International
Alpine water: who gets the last drop?
Climate change, increasing soil sealing and pollution are all threats to water in the Alps. At the second Liechtenstein FutureForum Alps in Schaan, held at the end of June 2025, around 160 participants from various Alpine countries discussed the future of the water supply.
Laura Haberfellner, CIPRA International Lab
Innovation to counter emigration
Emigration and the brain drain in the Alpine region: a new EU project involving CIPRA aims to counteract this trend. It is testing innovative governance models to strengthen mountain regions and create a win-win situation for regions of origin, destinations and young emigrants.
Anna Planitzer, CIPRA International
Good prospects for bearded vultures
Once extinct, now once again native to the Alps: the reintroduction of bearded vultures to the Alpine region has been successful and the population is growing, as a recent study from Switzerland shows. The greatest threat to these birds of prey remains humans.