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Alpine Protected Areas Experiences
The protected areas are benchmarks and centres of excellence in terms management of the environment and Alpine resources. They have initiated a range of programmes on preserving biodiversity, monitoring ecosystem changes in conjunction with research bodies, and promoting sustainable economic development in the Alpine regions.
With a view to pooling information and learning from innovative approaches, the library of resources provides information about various activities undertaken by the protected areas in different subject areas. View the library
If you want to share your findings or let us know about new projects relating to one of the subjects listed, please e-mail us at info@alparc.org.
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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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01/10/2007 - Brochures The Alps under pressure
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Prevention and adaptation to climate changes in the alpine protected areas |
01/08/2004 - Dossiers Dossier N°11 : Environmental contracts and quality measurement tools
Environmental contracts and quality measurement tools: examples from protected areas in the Alpine countries
Publication : 2001
Number of pages : 133
Available in French, German and Italian.
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01/10/2001 - Dossiers Dossier N°04 : Tourism and culture in the alpine protected areas
Tourism and culture in the alpine protected areas - projects and experiments
Publication : 2001
Number of pages : 109
Available in French, German, Italian and English.
01/08/2001 - Dossiers Dossier N°02 : Tourism in the alpine protected areas
Publication : 2001
Number of pages : 120
Available in French, German and Italian.
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30/10/2008 - Education and environmental awareness raising Best practices in environmental education in mountain areas
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This document is based on a collection of best practices and experiences in the alpine protected areas. 2008-2009. Edited by ALPARC. |