Mreža zavarovanih območij v Alpah
Throughout the history of humanity, the mountains have always been a symbol between our world and the afterlife; an intermediary between the tangible and inexplicable. That’s why when we get close to the summit, we have with a very particular feeling; almost a religious one!
Numerous legends about Gods, Heroes, Genesis and the end of the world have climbed these mountains and still wander through them nowadays. These stories are found in all mountainous regions of the planet.
The Alps have been and still are inhabited by people from different languages and cultures. This diversity is reflected in mountain myths. These stories remind us of how attacking the mountainous world can break the the world's natural balance.
It is thanks to this idea that the Alpine Network of Protected Areas has decided to create an exhibition under the framework of The International Year of the Mountain, which started in 2002 by UNESCO and the FAO. 34 Alpine protected areas are represented in 16 modules through this traveling exhibition. It is a recollection Alpine myths that features mythical mountains from protected areas.
Created in 2010, the display illustrates the cooperation between the protected areas in the Alps and in the Carpathians, with a map of the Carpathian Network of Protected Areas (CNPA). It also includes photographs that illustrate the main themes currently being addressed through international cooperation.
The information display is available in English and is designed for use at conferences and other events organised by ALPARC and its partners.
Dimensions when set up: 2.4 m x 3 m, umbrella structure.
Displayed at the International Year of Biodiversity event in 2010, this exhibition illustrates the Alpine biodiversity and common heritage protected by the Alpine parks and reserves.
The information display is available in five languages and is designed for use at conferences and other events organised by ALPARC and its partners.
Dimensions when set up: 2.4 m x 3 m, umbrella structure.
Presentation of the ALPARC network and a map of the Alpine protected areas.
Flyer summarizing the cooperation between the protected areas of the Alps and the Carpathians. It was published at the occasion of the organization of two workshops for the Carpathian protected areas in 2006.
The project "Renewable energies in Alpine parks" was carried out by the Académies suisses des sciences and co-financed by the l’Office fédéral de l’environnement (OFEV).
The term "park" has been chosen as a general term in all Alpine countries and refers to areas with a label linked to nature and landscape protection or sustainable development. Some examples include but are not limited to national parks,UNESCO biosphere reserves, natural sites listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites and regional nature sites. In Austria, Germany, Italy and France, the term "protected areas" is often used as an equivalent.
On the basis of a total of 21 parks surveyed in the Alpine countries, this report shows the conflicts between the protection and use of renewable energy production. It also proposes possible solutions to these conflicts. Participating parks include 13 regional nature parks, 3 biosphere reserves, 4 national parks and one UNESCO World Heritage Site in the countries of Switzerland, Austria, Germany, Italy and France.
What is the best way to manage biodiversity when facing new global phenomena (such as climate change) with a restricted budget? Is it always necessary to manage nature? If yes, how can it be managed in the most effective way? What should be the priorities? What criteria should be followed? Who decides on these criteria?
These are the core questions that this brochure tries to answer.
The goals of this brochure are to contribute to and participate in the debate on biodiversity and climate change in a wider and more critical way. It also aims to share experiences in the field of biodiversity protection and management of wild fauna in the Alpine area.
This brochure is divided into 4 main sections:
Ecological network for more biodiversity in the Alps
Francija predstavi idejo o ustanovitvi mreže zavarovanih območij v Alpah
Ustanovitev Alparca med prvo mednarodno konferenco zavarovanih območij v Alpah v Narodnem parku Écrins (FR)
Priprava osnutkov pravil in predpisov Mreže zavarovanih območij v Alpah (ALPARC); uradno priznanje prispevka Alparca k uresničevanju Alpske konvencije
Izvedba Konference evropskih gorskih zavarovanih območij
Usmerjevalni odbor Alpske konvencije zaupa Alparcu izdelavo študije o ekoloških koridorjih in čezmejnih območjih
ALPARC praznuje deseto obletnico obstoja
Delovna enota Alparca postane »Task Force zavarovana območja« pri Stalnem sekretariatu Alpske konvencije
Uradna vzpostavitev partnerstva z organizacijami CIPRA, ISCAR in WWF pod okriljem Iniciative za ekološki kontinuum
ALPARC skupaj s partnerskimi organizacijami začne izvajati velikopotezni projekt urejanja ekoloških koridorjev s ciljem vzpostavitve pravega ekološkega omrežja
Pogodbene stranke Alpske konvencije skupaj s Karpatsko konvencijo in Konvencijo o biotski raznovrstnosti podpišejo Memorandum o sodelovanju.
ALPARC postane koordinator dejavnosti Platforme »Ekološko omrežje« Alpske konvencije
Januarja ALPARC pridobi pravni status »društva« v Franciji in se tako loči od Stalnega sekretariata Alpske konvencije. Februarja ALPARC in Alpska konvencija podpišeta Memorandum o sodelovanju, katerega namen je olajšati sodelovanje med organizacijama in omogočati sinergije v obojestransko korist.
ALPARC praznuje dvajseto obletnico obstoja.
ALPARC organizira prvo izdajo mednarodnega dogodka »Mladi na vrhu« z namenom povezovanja alpske mladine z njihovo dediščino in naravo.
ALPARC začne z dejavnostmi na področju »Regionalnega razvoja in kakovosti življenja« v okviru projektov InnovAlps in WeWild
ALPARC je vodilni partner evropskega triletnega projekta Alpine Space ALPBIONET2030 za alpske prosto živeče živali in rastline ter projekta YOUrALPS za vzpostavitev strukture izobraževanja za gore ter učinkovitejšo praktično uresničevanje vrednot in znanj v zvezi z gorami. ALPARC postane partner evropskega dvoletnega projekta Alpine Space GaYA za krepitev participacije mladih pri upravljanju v Alpah.
Začetek kampanje »Be Part of the Mountain« za omejevanje vplivov zimskošportnih rekreativcev na alpske živali
11. aprila je bila v Naravnem parku Nagelfluhkette (Balderschwang, Nemčija) uradno ustanovljena nova regijska platforma Alparca »ALPARC CENTR’ALPS«, da se mreži omogoči krepkejša regionalna prisotnost in tesnejši stiki
ALPARC praznuje svojo 25. obletnico v Monêtier-les-Bains, Ecrins narodni park.
S 5 projektnimi partnerji OpenSpaceAlps in 10 projektnimi partnerji HEALPS2 so ALPARC in projektni partnerji uspešno zaključili te projekte Alpine Space.
Regionalna platforma ALPARC CENTR'ALPS ima kontaktno točko z lastnim osebjem v Immenstadtu (DE).
Alpine Space projekt „PlanToConnect“ (projekt temelji na rezultatih projekta ALPBIONET2030). Cilj: vključevanje ekološke povezanosti v prostorsko načrtovanje na območju Alp.
Začetek dveh projektov Alpine Space: „LiveAlpsNature“ (vodilni partner ALPARC). Cilj: ukrepi za usmerjanje obiskovalcev na zavarovanih območjih v Alpah z inovativnimi ponudbami (OneHealthApproach) in sodobnimi digitalnimi platformami za dejavnosti v naravi. „AlpsLife“ (ALPARC, osrednji projektni partner). Cilj: Zagotavljanje metod za skupno spremljanje biotske raznovrstnosti in alpski sistem zgodnjega opozarjanja na izgubo vrst in habitatov.
30 let mednarodnega sodelovanja zavarovanih območij v Alpah v okviru mreže ALPARC.
