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#61 (fr) Repenser le dernier kilomètre : Mobilité douce dans les alpes | speciAlps Podcast

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

Ceci est le deuxième épisode du cycle de podcasts speciAlps « Orienter les flux touristiques, sauvegarder l’expérience de la nature ». La gestion de la fréquentation touristique commence avant le départ : les transports jouent en effet un rôle décisif. Les déplacements en voiture contribuent non seulement à congestionner les routes, mais génèrent également une empreinte carbone considérable. Nous pouvons réduire ces deux aspects en empruntant les transports en commun. Or, cela n’est pas toujours facile, en particulier lorsqu’il s’agit de franchir le fameux dernier kilomètre. L’année dernière, Louis Didelle a lancé le projet L’Escarpade dans la ville alpine de Grenoble. « Notre principal objectif était de sensibiliser aux mobilités douces, et de montrer qu’il était possible d’accéder à la montagne sans voiture. » L’Escarpade est un projet collaboratif visant à redéfinir l’accès à la montagne, et à proposer une alternative durable à la voiture avec une approche sportive. Notre deuxième invité est Antoine Pin, directeur de Protect our Winters France. Il nous parle des informations disponibles sur les transports en commun dans les Alpes, et émet des recommandations sur la manière dont nous pouvons nous engager. Un aperçu des épisodes à venir : Épisode 3 : Guider les touristes en douceur (novembre 2023). Où le nudging est-il utilisé pour orienter les touristes, et sous quelle forme ? Est-il efficace pour rendre le tourisme plus durable ? Ce podcast est basé sur un webinaire public qui aura lieu le 21 septembre 2023. Les inscriptions sont ouvertes jusqu’au 20 septembre. Épisode 4 : Définir les limites de capacité de charge et les appliquer (janvier 2024). Combien de touristes une destination peut-elle accueillir, et comment définir ces limites ? Vous trouverez plus d’informations (de, fr, it, sl) sous les liens suivants : www.cipra.org/de/specialps-podcast, alpenallianz.org/de/projekte/specialps-podcast/ Le projet est soutenu financièrement par le ministère allemand de l’Environnement, de la Protection de la nature, de la Sûreté nucléaire et de la Protection des consommateur·trices (BMUV). Photo: L'escarpade (c) flavian aquadro

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