In 2020 the park started a new cooperation with the Technical University of Munich for a new project on climate change and biodiversity.
The Alpine Network of Protected Areas
To celebrate the first edition of the Climate Hour, we have gathered below a small sample of the actions for climate being led by Protected Areas across the Alps, together with a photo collection featuring the engagement of “Alpine protected areas for climate” !
For families and schools, the Climate change adventure trail is a unique excursion out about climate protection and biodiversity.
The “Climate Observatory” launch in 2005 aims to assess the impact of global change on the ecosystem, water resources and biodiversity.
In 2020 the park started a new cooperation with the Technical University of Munich for a new project on climate change and biodiversity.
The park takes advantage of the clearly visible consequences of climate change in the cave to raise awareness among the visitors.
For the first edition of the Climate Hour, Nature Park Visitor Centers will give away ecological footprint questionnaires to the visitors.
The park takes advantage of the clearly visible consequences of climate change in the cave to raise awareness among the visitors.
The “Alpin bus” avoids the use of private cars and Ernen is part of the “energieregionGOMS”.
The park has integrated the climate emergency as a new transversal objective of the 2022-2031 park charter and obtained the “Cité de l'énergie” label in 2021.
With its long-term ALPARCLIM program launched in 2020, ALPARC wants to publicize campaigns by the parks that serve climate protection and have concrete effects.
In 2020 the park started a new cooperation with the Technical University of Munich for a new project on climate change and biodiversity.