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#86 (de) Verantwortungsvolles Biwakieren entlang der Via Alpina

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

In dieser Folge sprechen wir über das Biwakieren in den Alpen – ein Naturerlebnis mit Verantwortung. Unser Gast Henriette Adolf hat ein Handbuch der CIPRA zum Thema miterarbeitet und erklärt, worauf es beim Übernachten im Freien ankommt. Sie meint: „Nur was man kennt, kann man schützen“ – ein Gespräch über Naturerlebnisse und Verantwortung. Gast: Henriette Adolf, Nationalpark Berchtesgaden Moderation: Michael Gams Themen der Folge: • Was bedeutet „verantwortungsvoll draussen unterwegs sein“? • Warum Biwakieren entlang der Via Alpina ein Thema ist • Rechtliche Unterschiede in den Alpenländern • Einfluss sozialer Medien • Alternativen zum Wildbiwakieren: Trekkingplätze, Biwakboxen & mehr • Praktische Tipps für naturverträgliches Verhalten • Umweltbildung als Schlüssel Ob aus Abenteuerlust oder Notwendigkeit – Biwakieren braucht Wissen und Rücksicht. Das Handbuch bietet Orientierung für alle, die achtsam in den Bergen unterwegs sein wollen. Zum Handbuch: https://www.cipra.org/media/files/vay_bivouac_whitepaper.pdf Mehr zum Projekt Via Alpina Youth: https://www.cipra.org/de/projekte/via-alpina-youth-walking-the-change Dieser Podcast wurde im Rahmen des Erasmus+ Projekts Via Alpina Youth erstellt und wird von der Europäischen Union kofinanziert. Podcast transcript in English language: https://www.cipra.org/media/files/podcast-transcript-responsible-bivouacking-along-the-via-alpina.pdf/ This podcast was created in the frame of Erasmus+ Project Via Alpina Youth and is co-funded by the European Union. Abonniere unseren Podcast: https://www.cipra.org/de/podcast

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I'm going to talk about the next 4-4 podcast, Your work has been different between the two, where was the Chinese language, and now they have a lot of things to learn where to learn about it, and then a lot of research, Which has still everything to mean. In the last week's 30 years, we are spending more than half a day to leave this organization in the middle, and at least I have the meaning of the Northern United Kingdom. What's the best way to learn about it? But I believe that it's important to me.

What's the best way to learn about it? What's the best way to learn about it? Yes, I will learn a lot more about this in the last few months. So as I mentioned, in French, they already mentioned it, but I was told that no one would have a problem in the war in a war.

I was told I'd have a problem in order to solve these problems. I thought this would be a very interesting process. Because, we said we had to use a problem in French, we said we should have used an instrument since that was in the wrong case. We had a problem in French.

And you thought it was very important to write a problem in French. It was an interesting process that presents in French and the last time you were telling me the first part of French, you mentioned it was in French, and we are waiting in the system in the end of the year and would like to see the moment. Good evening, this is a beautiful adventure from Japan. I'm personally I'll talk to the whole world every year about the amount of time this year.

I'm excited to have a trip from Earth to England, which is beginning to see us wherever we're at and even the world is at the end. I'm a member of the city's country from Acculis, who was a leader of the city of the United Kingdom. At the end, the world would like to keep the conversation from quickly coming into the world. We'll see the moment of time, the moment of the journey is there.

The moment of the journey is beginning to see different things. I think that the 21st century was a very different story from the last few years which is a very different story, but it's not the only story that I've seen on the last year or two years since I was born in the United States. And I've also been in the United States and I've been in the United States for the first time. I've been in the United States for a long time.

I've been in the United States for a long time. And I think that we're going to get a little bit more into the future of the world. I think that this is a really interesting story. Which is a little special in the movie.

It is the important thing, especially for theSLU. I'm not sure why I see them, but I'm going to have the opportunity to see what you are saying. And we have to give you the opportunity to also react to the 😁 I don't know if we were going to pass some time. You know, at the end of the year, I think we have a really big influence in the past.

But it is really important, because I'm going to say that I'm a terrible subject, So does that have a lot of problems in the moment? Yeah. I wanna ask you a little bit about that. Some people are especially honest.

I confort on other people who are trying to learn different things. Yeah. I would say it's like that when I did that, I would say that I would say that I would say that I would go and look at the other thing and say, it's just that I think that a lot of other people are trying to help me. And also that I am planning on doing the things that you are interested in.

Not only that I mentioned in the first week, but it's not good for the future. We hope that it is not good enough to do it because I did it very often. I think if we are the first time in free, I think I will be the next time. How do we deal with the future?

The future of combat is not good, but to me it's like a reactor system. So I think that we can still focus on the future, and a lot of times that we can feel that it's an issue right? Yeah, it's also a new project that I think is a new project. It would be the first year to come, but But not much more now, to play game, but to play game.

The first generation to play game is Aziz Lólanzego, or Melzego, who is a designer, who may be aware of it, but it's not the only world we've got to play. When you play game, and when you play game, you have been playing games. If you play game games, you have to play game games, so you can play game games and play. If you play game games, you can play game games like others.

If you play game games, you can play games. Is something that is in my own way, is that it can only be generated in the mirror and can be everything in terms of being trained by the programmers about bringing it to the scene every time you have to do it and have to deal with it. And it's just very complicated that this one is so important. And I'm very familiar with that.

Of course, there are three different choices, instead of the one that you've gained for a long time. The other one is a little bit more difficult because there is more that you also can do in your own way. and also the biggest of the world. But we all work with the audience, so that there's no way that we need to make this happen.

So we're hoping to make a difference in the context of the context. But we need to make a difference in the context of the subject. I think that we can do this very quickly, but this is very interesting and very important. But I think that there is a way that we can make a difference.

I think that we can make a difference in the context of the project. And that we have to not do any of the things that are not going to happen today. So we have to have a lot of questions with a lot of questions. I had a question in my speech.

He was a half-person, a half-person student with a half-person, but I think he was a half-person. What do you think you'll do? What does this feel like when you can do things at home? I have a question.

Not a mean thing of giving, or36? Do you have any questions for us about impose? Never? Well, I think you wrote this in.

But I don't know if I asked about that, either this or me. That would be interesting. And so I was lucky to be the director for this project. I have to be very pleased to be here with you, and thank you for being here for bringing us a round of applause.

I am very grateful for those who have been here today. I thank you very much for your support. I am grateful to all of you who have been here for the last few years, and to be part of the project for the next year. I want to thank you for your opportunity to be here.

I am very happy to be here for the next project. And I am very happy to be here. I think I get a lot more than 14% more than I have since since when I've got several times. Well, I was surprised by the way what I asked before it happened in general, I feel like I learned a lot because the question was not going to happen.

Was it easy to pronounce what was expected by the likes of you, was it less than 16 years old or something for you? Yeah, it's not easy to pronounce that. No, it's not easy, but you know, it's a lot easier to pronounce it. I don't actually want to pronounce it, so I'm wondering if I have my English respect or my English respect.

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