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EPISODE · Jul 16, 2024 · 29 MIN

#73 (fr) Renforcer les réseaux pastoraux dans les Alpes

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

Quels sont les défis auxquels sont confrontés les bergers et les bergères dans l'espace alpin ? Comment peuvent-ils et elles partager leurs expériences au-delà des frontières nationales et linguistiques ? Nous avons abordé ces questions dans le podcast produit pour le projet « Dialogue autour des loups – renforcer les réseaux pastoraux dans les Alpes » avec nos invité.es Manon Wallenberger, Lauren Mosdale et Guillaume Lebaudy. L’occasion de revenir sur la conception de ce projet et certains livrables comme le manuel multilingue des 10 termes-clés du pastoralisme, qui sera publié cet été. Modération : Sophie Mahlknecht Production : Michael Gams Plus d'informations: https://www.cipra.org/fr/renforcer-les-reseaux-pastoraux photo (c) Mirjam Kogler --- Strengthening shepherds’ networks in the Alps What challenges are shepherds facing in the Alpine region? How can they share their experiences with each other across national and linguistic borders? We tackle these questions in our current podcast episode produced for the "Dialogue around wolves - strengthening shepherds’ networks in the Alps" project with our guests Manon Wallenberger, Lauren Mosdale and Guillaume Lebaudy. In this episode we also learn more about the idea behind the project and about the multilingual publication "Alpine pasture management in 10 terms" dealing with alpswide differences and commonalities of sheperds lives. Moderation: Sophie Mahlknecht Production: Michael Gams Further Informations: https://www.cipra.org/en/shepherds-network

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in the country that really exists, that I think it's an extraordinary experience, even if the explosion comes down because there are some issues to do, that are not just cultural, and that the world is just a little bit different. I think it's a very important thing. I think it's an incredible thing. I think we can have a very important role in this country.

In the first century, I've seen a lot of people who speak about it, who have been speaking about it, who speak about it and who have been speaking about it, but I think they're not really speaking about it. Of course, I love the very first language and they were very strong. I mean, I'd like to thank everyone for their support. I always to thank the everyone who has been here for a while once and a while, but it's very important to be here now, and to be peaceful and in this moment, I think there are many things that we should be able to give to people who move over to the city.

I can't tell because the city will fall around and are going through the left... that we need to be clear and Domeby would serve for an all-to-all in another way and not only are we able to do the same thing, they've obviously got a lot of their rights, because a few of them are actually selling into products. I think that the best part is processing the products, the users of the companies, that are selling products. I think that the way they've got to be done is to see how it works.

Now that happens, I'm here to share with all the great products they have. I think that thefact of the product's returns is so good, We have to pay attention to our support to the behalf of the civil rights. We have to pay attention to the measures we've done here in the European Union. Look at the data and metrics we've had on...

Look, say we've done this as a investment. You're definitely a judge here in the past year, If you're serious crime you're not serious crime. You're very serious crime, in the way that you've overcome, and, in the way that you've had the compromise, and in the way that you've made your own mistakes with your social governments, of the that will help us, to inform people, and to make sure that we are not able to do this. We are also working in the same manual, and we are working in the same manual.

We have to make sure that we are able to define what we are doing, and that is going to be something more important. For example, we have talked about the prospects that have been more important than we thought. To not go alone with the stage we don't need to guess how to do that. We have to be quite happy to do that.

And I think for our next project, we will talk about the future of the world. that can help us to make sure that we are in the center of the street, because we are in the front and in the middle of the street, that we are in the front. So, we are in the front of the street and we are in the front of the street. I think that in the front of the street, there might be a lot of other things that we can do, but it can be made of by the people in the street.

I think that this is going to be the thing that I want to tell you the I think that the political-specific political-specific is a very important and very important. I think that the political-specific is a very very important and very important and very What about them? Is a different group of men? Just a few days ago the title came and it was really big.

It was really big. Yes, it was a semi-scientific experience. But the sense that the general feels very, very difficult. I thought the name of the young people have some very beautiful experiences.

And, again, I thought, I thought the name of the young people, and I thought, I thought, pretty close, and that we are still on stage at the end of the year. We've all heard about the conversation that we've seen in Fireacy.

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