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#81 (de) Stimmen entlang der Via Alpina: Dominik Siegrist

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

Seit 25 Jahren verbindet die Via Alpina Menschen, Kulturen und Landschaften quer durch den Alpenraum. Mit unserer neuen Podcastreihe erzählen wir ihre Geschichte, beleuchten Herausforderungen und Chancen des Weitwanderns und reden über nachhaltigen Tourismus in den Alpen. Unser erster Gast ist Dominik Siegrist. Als Zeichen für den Umweltschutz im Alpenraum wanderte der Schweizer Geograf, Landschaftsplaner und ehemalige CIPRA-Präsident gemeinsam mit anderen erstmals 1992 von Wien nach Nizza, ein weiteres Mal 2017. In der Schweiz folgte er per Pedes den Spuren, die der Klimawandel in Natur, Kultur und Gesellschaft hinterlassen hat. Seine Bücher über dokumentarische Fussreisen wie diese sind mehr als nur spannende Reiseberichte: Sie regen zum Nach- und Umdenken an. Das Gespräch wurde in deutscher Sprache geführt. Mehr zu Dominik Siegrist: https://www.alpenwanderer.ch Zur Podcast-Reihe: https://www.cipra.org/de/stimmen-entlang-der-via-alpina Dieses Projekt wird finanziell unterstützt von der Stiftung Fürstlicher Kommerzienrat Guido Feger in Liechtenstein. Abonniere unseren Podcast: www.cipra.org/de/podcast Voices along the Via Alpina: Dominik Siegrist For 25 years, the Via Alpina has been connecting people, cultures and landscapes across the Alpine region. In our new podcast series, we tell their stories, highlight the challenges and opportunities of long-distance hiking and talk about sustainable tourism in the Alps. Our first guest is Dominik Siegrist. As a mark of environmental protection in the Alpine region, the Swiss geographer, landscape planner and former CIPRA president hiked from Vienna to Nice for the first time in 1992, and again in 2017. In Switzerland, he followed the traces left by climate change on nature, culture and society on foot. His books about documentary walking tours like this one are more than just exciting travelogues: they encourage reflection and rethinking. The conversation was conducted in German. You can find a transcript of this episode in english language here: https://www.cipra.org/media/files/en-transcript-dominik-siegrist.pdf More about Dominik Siegrist: www.alpenwanderer.ch (de) To the podcast series: www.cipra.org/en/voices-along-the-via-alpina Photo: Ralf Feiner The project receives financial support from the Stiftung Fürstlicher Kommerzienrat Guido Feger in Liechtenstein.

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