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Transports, access and mobility in the protected areas
The Alps are the living and working environment of around 13 million people and this population is increasing at a faster rate than the population of Europe. They are also well-known for being an important tourist destination in Europe. Sensitive Alpine natural sites are directly affected by the negative consequences of such popularity.
This critical situation has led to various promising initiatives within the ALPARC Network.
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Working Group
Working Group Sustainable tourism, cultural heritage and soft mobility
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Resources linked to the article
06/01/2009 - Dossiers Soft Mobility and Alpine Protected Areas
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Edition: 2008 |
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09/09/2008 - Brochures Trains, shuttle buses and carriages replace the private car
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Available in French, German, Italian and Slovenian |
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20/12/2007 - Transports / mobility / accessibility (general) Inventaire des initiatives Mobilité douce - Mountain Wilderness
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Inventory of initiatives and communication tools for a soft mobility. In FRENCH only. |
Thematic sites Transports / mobility / accessibility
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- Allianz in den Alpen
- Friends of Nature Non-Governmental organisation active in Sustainable Development
- Initiative des Alpes
- Mountain Wilderness
- RESPECT The Institute for Integrative Tourism and Development