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#96/1 (de) Culture Alps: Kreative Wege zur Nachhaltigkeit (Teil 1)

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

Umweltverschmutzung, die Klimakrise, der Verlust von Biodiversität: Wir sind konfrontiert mit einer Vielzahl von Krisen. In einer stetig komplexer werdenden Welt prasseln täglich unendlich viele Informationen auf uns ein. Viele davon sind negativ. Doch es ist wichtiger denn je, dass wir uns für eine nachhaltige Welt einsetzen. Wie kann uns Kunst und Kultur dabei helfen, diese Krisen zu verstehen? Wie kann sie uns zum Handeln inspirieren? Das zeigt unser Projekt «CultureAlps: connect, share, act!», in dem wir mit Kultureinrichtungen in Österreich, Italien und Liechtenstein zusammenarbeiten. Wie lassen sich Ausstellungen und Veranstaltungen klimafreundlicher gestalten? Wo können kulturelle und künstlerische Ansätze Verhaltensänderung anstossen? Welche kulturellen Vermittlungsansätze gibt es? Damit beschäftigen sich das Naturkundemuseum inatura Dornbirn in Österreich, das Kulturhaus domus in Liechtenstein und die Gemeinschaftsakademie La Foresta im italienischen Rovereto. In der ersten Podcast-Episode besuchen wir die inatura und das Kulturhaus domus. Weitere Informationen zum Projekt: https://www.cipra.org/de/projekte/culturealps Moderation und Redaktion: Anna Planitzer Musik (cc) Blue dot Sessions - Lumber down Foto: CIPRA International

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I'll see you in a few minutes. My time to be used in the grid will possibly be more complex than the Whirlpool community in Günheim. The grid will be negative, and their capacity will be more complicated, and also in helping the world change. In terms of the success of Günheim, Engers, and the exploitation of the world's private sector, you can see the greater problems that we are doing.

In terms of the society, the entire world is not supposed to be developed in the fashion world. I don't mind whether this is a big deal, but we are forced to express it. We don't remember which way. We are determined to understand how the human body can work and so on.

of the eighth year's edition of Culture Ops. Hello, Anna. This day, we are here to see, before starting to be playing with Bach wash, as well as a commander who is playing. I am a little bit outside of the ball.

As a teacher, I have a little porter to start, but I don't think I will be interested in learning a lot in the game. So I want to discuss the same things, and then playing with young male male and female, and how they have been playing as a player. And as this planet, we have to be able to meet you in action to learn culture, as a soccer player, I'm inside out and I'm outside in Maya Constance Echleian, that's the mid-game artist. I get his dance, they're simple.

Inside out, we now have to invite our artists to be here in the organization. I'm the one who's in the business of art and art. I'm currently in the library, and I'm outside in the library. I'm the author of the library, and I'm the author of the library.

I'm the author of the library. and I am very happy to be here. to be a leader of the two countries. The inner tour is the in the world that I believe is a new connection to what I am living in.

Too many events have been explored in the early years, but going back to the war, it's a very important one to recommend. I would like to do something that I would like to ask for more on the internet, but not about television, and quite a little bit about the internet. I could say in German it's a very important one, but it's not different in terms of having the information we make. the moment he experienced on his own, and he had a very different perspective of how he asked him and how he was done with the event that he had a very different view The next day I started getting more information and I saw him.

And I had a very different opinion I was a very happy friend with me, where I was in the house. I was very happy that I would go home in this house and be able to have an amazing day. It was very good to see the day and I feel like I was in the house. I was very happy.

I was very happy to see the day and feel that I was happy. So, what are the disadvantages? What are the disadvantages of the day and the rest of the day? Which is the biggest question that we have, because we have a goal in which we have to reach the end.

That's why we have to think about that. We have to have a goal, and we have to think about it. We have to think about our own goals. We need to know how to apply our goals.

We need to know how to apply. We have to know how to apply our goals. The final activity of this project is the school of the house of Dormus and Shain in first inden Yssindin. It is also amazing because of the walls which we truly end up with.

Otherwise, Dormus is a project called School of ArtTickets, and is very little to affect both sides of the house. This project also has a good degree of flooring. The reviewing of this project is our goal. And its exciting thing is that Dormus is as important as Dormus.

We have the first structure so we have the same structure, so we are allowed to do the work, I think we have a lot of questions now. I think we have a lot of questions that will be answered. Also, if we have questions from the audience, I think we are going to do the best we can in order to make sure that we can make this resource. I think we are going to take a few questions.

and it's alas of four years ago. How did we find people who are here, how did they be inane or from what? And how are people not here, and how did they find people? They are at the same stage.

Because this is a remarkable moment now. Over the last three years, there was a huge war and a lot of energy to protect the Commonwealth, but it was mainly really difficult for the international world. I want to continue to think about it by itself. The council worked for the United States in the last year, We're the only one who is given it from the UK, but it's not one of us who truly is impacted to find that, as a central space that is here.

However, we're the only one that is not true for us, but we look forward to this to get the results, only one of us is the only one who ishearted, and a little further away from us, we're all back here. It's a reality that we'll be doing this with a lot of people who typically have a rest of the world, I think that the architect and team have been able to help us with the work that we have done. I think that the work that we have done is a very important work. I think that the work that we have done is a very important work.

I think that we have to work with the team. and the way that we can see the world's own world's own world. The first event is the school to house to almost style this project's culture Alps. It's very interesting to be able to see the world's own world's own world's own world.

The next one is the Bites who sign. Yes, we have a different form of expansion and experience. It's a good way to build a new world that is a good way to build a new world that is a good way to build a new world that is a good way to build a new world as the first generation of the world in Whistlewood, which in the city oftie is the most important thing. Even if there isn't a question of whether or not we are studying the problem with this Bible, the last generation of the Bible ended up in a series of ways.

All of that makes me feel so happy, such as my wife and my sister and well here that we are starting to make a sense of joy So, and the time, and the other thing here, is that there are so many things, that are completely different in terms of the quality of the existence, of the concept of the film. There's still a lot of work in the film, that there are so many different levels, and so we have so much effort, which one is going to be played by the author of the video. And basically, there's a lot of work on the film, and it's also been sold in the film. We also have to build a new world that is about creating a new environment and a lot of cultural creation.

We can't do that anymore, but we can't do that anymore. We are currently in the U.S. where we are now in the U.S. where we have a new world.

We are still in the same world, we will have something to share between the world and the future. We can build a new world that is being built to build a new world. And we can build a new world that is not created. I would like to tell you know that the German Please don't forget the link to our channel by clicking the bell to be notified when we're on the channel.

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