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- Praktikum Florin Florineth Tirocinio Florin Florineth 2025 @ Dachverband für Natur und Umweltschutz in Südtirol CIPRA Südtirol (26.05.2025) (240.7 KB)
- Verwaltungspraktikum im Hochwasserrisikomanagement @Bundesministerium für Land- und Forstwirtschaft, Klima- und Umweltschutz, Regionen und Wasserwirtschaft (Deadline 12.05.2025).pdf (147.9 KB)
- LEADER Assistenz der Geschäftsführung_ @Verein LEADER-Region Vorderland-Walgau-Bludenz (Deadline 18.05.2025).pdf (177.2 KB)
- Internship 2025 @ ALPARC (Deadline 30.05.2025)_en.pdf (256.6 KB)
- Stage 2025 @ ALPARC (Deadline 30.05.2025)_fr.pdf (260.3 KB)
- Ausschreibung Finanzvorstand @ POW Germany e.V..pdf (268.5 KB)
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News from the Alps

Going further, together
There is an African saying that goes: “If you want to go quickly, go alone. If you want to go far, go with others.” And the trail to sustainable development in the Alps and to preserving the alpine natural environment, its habitat and its economic area is a very long one indeed. It is one the Alliance in the Alps network of municipalities and CIPRA International have been trekking along together since 1997.

A pioneering region for a carbon-neutral economy and life
The economy of the Alps is to become greener. To make sure it takes on this colour, the comprehensive action programme “Greening the Economy in the Alpine Region” has been launched.

Salvation for the bees?
The European Commission is discussing the use of neonicotinoids. The damage caused by these insecticides also strongly affects bees.

A blessing and a curse
Some places are deserted, others are overrun by tourists. The two Slovenian municipalities of Bled and Bohinj in the Triglav National Park were faced with the latter situation, as they struggled with masses of cars this summer.