EPISODE · Sep 17, 2025 · 18 MIN

#90 (sl) Glasovi ob pohodniški poti Via Alpina: Matevž Pretner

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

V tej epizodi podcasta Glasovi ob poti Via Alpina se Katarina Žakelj iz CIPRE Slovenija pogovarja z Matevžem Pretnerjem, ki vodi ekološko turistično kmetijo v dolini Trenta, znotraj Triglavskega narodnega parka. Pohodniška pot Via Alpina poteka neposredno skozi to strmo in slikovito alpsko dolino. Matevž deli svoje izkušnje z življenjem in turizmom na zavarovanem območju, govori o selitvi družinske kmetije zaradi skalnega podora ter o pomenu trajnostnih praks. Njegova kmetija sprejema pohodnike in družine, ponuja preprosta prenočišča in uporablja rastlinsko čistilno napravo za odpadne vode. Pogovor poudarja pomen počasnega turizma, potrebo po boljši javni mobilnosti ter vlogo daljinskih poti pri ozaveščanju o okolju. Matevž si želi, da bi Via Alpina še naprej povezovala ljudi in regije ter ohranjala alpske doline kot živa in poseljena območja. Do podcast serije: https://www.cipra.org/sl/projekti/glasovi-ob-pohodniski-poti-via-alpina Naročite se na naš podcast: www.cipra.org/sl/podcast Projekt finančno podpira fundacija „Fürstlicher Kommerzienrat Guido Feger“ iz Lihtenštajna. Moderacija: Katarina Žakelj Postprodukcija: Michael Gams --- Voices along the Via Alpina: Matevž Pretner In this episode of Voices Along the Via Alpina Trail, Katarina Žakelj from CIPRA Slovenia talks with Matevž Pretner, who runs an organic agrotourism farm in Trenta Valley, inside Triglav National Park. The Via Alpina trail passes directly through this steep and scenic valley. Matevž shares insights into life and tourism in a protected area, including the relocation of his family’s farm after a rockslide and the importance of sustainable practices. His farm welcomes hikers and families, offering simple accommodations and using eco-friendly wastewater treatment. The conversation highlights the growing relevance of slow tourism, the need for better public transport, and the role of long-distance hiking in raising environmental awareness. Matevž hopes the Via Alpina will continue to connect people and regions while keeping Alpine valleys vibrant and inhabited. Transcript in English language: https://www.cipra.org/media/files/en_transcript_voices-along-the-via-alpina-with-matevs-pretner.pdf/ To the podcast series: www.cipra.org/en/voices-along-the-via-alpina Subscribe to our podcast: www.cipra.org/en/podcast The project is financially supported by the foundation "Fürstlicher Kommerzienrat Guido Feger" in Liechtenstein. Moderation: Katarina Žakelj Post production: Michael Gams

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