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#39 (de) «Es ist Zeit, neue Ideen zuzulassen» - Katharina Conradin, CIPRA-Präsidentin 2014-2021

from Audible Alps - CIPRA Podcast: Interviews, background talks and voices from all Alpine countries: Listen to this and more in the podcast of the International Commission for the Protection of the Alps. · host CIPRA International - www.cipra.org

Chefin des Alpenschutzes, Alpenschützerin, erste weibliche Präsidentin von CIPRA International: Mit Prädikaten wie diesen wurde die 39-jährige Schweizerin Katharina Conradin bereits versehen. Wie geht sie damit um und weshalb reicht sie nach sieben Jahren an der Spitze der CIPRA den Staffelstab weiter? Ausserdem im Gespräch: Wieso Umweltschutz allein nicht reicht für ein gutes Leben in den Alpen, warum Nachhaltigkeit im Tourismus kein Fremdwort mehr ist, welche Positionen die CIPRA zur alpinen Landschaft vertritt und weshalb wir die Wirtschaft im Alpenraum gemeinsam neu gestalten sollten. Interview: Michael Gams, CIPRA International Foto: Darko Todorovic

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Because I'm doing a job and I'm really glad that you are here today. Thank you. And then we have the same team, but also as an elite team. We have a one-way panel of players who have some people who fought against them and wanted to take away their own They want to get a new program.

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...and to me that we put this by a different understanding... ...about what people can do to make this happen... ...with our goal in which we work through the same problems. ...and the challenge is that we have to...

...look like this but using the results of the digital recognition. I think it's important in the second-blowout in one of our group... ...to bring all the characters in a deeper role... ...if we're able to make an entire group of characters...

...in a deeper role in a deeper role... Now, I understand that we will be a president who is writing about the election in Barcelona's region. That's a country of view. What are we going to live?

What are we going to share? What's the opposite? What are we going to do? What do we do?

We are going to be president in the region's world of our own countries. represents the world, in this world, we are always involved in this future. Since I was a nurse, I have never been a nurse at a time when I was a nurse to do something that I think is the most important. It is a really 12-year-old who is a teacher, who has not been a nurse, has been a nurse who is not a nurse is a professor, and who was a nurse, who is very smart.

And he was Sanders, and he is a young lady who is a nurse who is the vice-president of the For real estate which is how we make progress in the project. Ok, that's what I want to do! Test the project! Test it!

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