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#99 (de) Sieben Jahre CIPRA – ein Abschiedsgespräch mit Kaspar Schuler

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

Nach sieben prägenden Jahren verabschiedet sich Kaspar Schuler als Geschäftsführer von CIPRA International in den wohlverdienten Ruhestand. In dieser abschliessenden Podcast-Episode ziehen wir gemeinsam Bilanz: Wir sprechen über prägende Momente und schwierige Phasen, über Projekte und Politik, über die Alpen als „Knautschzone Europas“, über Idealismus und was ihn in all den Jahren motiviert hat – und darüber, was es braucht, damit CIPRA auch künftig relevant bleibt. Mehr dazu: https://www.cipra.org/de/medienmitteilungen/generationswechsel-bei-cipra-international Foto (c) Caroline Begle, CIPRA International

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They are deeper podcast. a foreign company, which is defined as a What do you know about this race? Well, I really think it was a very important race. Once again, it was a very important race.

And since the race, of course, it is going to become a race from the end of the world. I believe the world is a very important race. We think that nobody has thought about it yet. It is going to be an important race.

I think it will be a very important race. It is the highest race of this race. The highest race is a very important race. It's the only way we can make this work.

We've been doing very well with the French people. We've been doing very well. We have been doing very well. We have been doing very well with the French people.

We've been doing very well with the French people. And I'm the first to know about how to do it. Thank you very much. But last week I'm in the private sector, and I think we're on the ground because we have to be a politician.

So I have to be a person, because we have to be a real person, so that I can not have the time to do something, but the way I've set my own mind is that he is a person who is running to me. And so I'm going to tell you someday, what I'm trying to do is to decide how are the people who speak. The world is also not here. So, when it got to work, I just felt like I was the first person here.

Because I was really in my heart, I was like, and he was a professor and I went to his school and he was a professor at university and I went to college. He was very famous in the study, and he was quite a very good person. And I decided to be here, and he really worked with me. And what did your research accomplish?

What does it mean to me? I think it's a very simple question. I think that it's a question. How do you feel about it?

So I think we're going to take a look at the real story. We're going to do a very good work in the future, but we're going to take a look at the real story. And in the future, we're also going to do a very good work, and we're going to start thinking about something I think we only have a chance of thinking about this. Once I've been committed with the people who have been able to solve this role much more, I think it will lead us to the most difficult part of the process, but I think it will lead us to the most difficult part of this process.

I see on the side that nobody is willing to talk about it. In the corollary election, I'm not crypto- reclaiming a political war. anything you want to do now? Please leave me to ask you in your example.

Is this an open version of the book? So that's an open sound. That's a very important step. I'll say that in some days.

All of these are the laws of the universe of the universe. And this is an open version of the universe. As for imagine, if a film was not an open version, you could even read the book, but if a woman can't do it, then she is a very deaf person. It's not because she's really old.

We can have true heart loss, but we can have false heart loss. So, for instance, someone with a big talking, if she doesn't get the wrong heart loss, then they want to make it, she can make it more difficult. In the skin, not the same, but the pain. And when she takes the heart loss, she goes away, and says, I'm not a very hard person to talk about, and I like to say that I can don't do anything but I'll be a young guy because I was not a young person.

I'm a young man, and he's also a young guy. I'm the only girl who loves me and my son is a young man and I will ask him what's next. So I need to ask him about the way he stands, to like, what's next. So I can say he has a lot of information, to talk to people about the names of ten.

But I'm not a young man or a young man. This is the best way that we keep happening. Our validation is not for people who are teaching the church or church. This is why we do these things.

That's why we speak violation of the public policy. It's not the role that we're able to solve it. We are so scared of these things. And we're not going to decide what the consequence of our work could be.

And if you're a city, I would do that. I know it's difficult to see that as if... it's not the... I'm not sure if it's possible.

Also, it was... so while the internet is on, it's just not much. It's always really difficult. So, I think the internet is always some sort of unique type of thing.

It's very difficult to think about. It's really difficult to see this. And how do you think that the Vittre en dragon heart? What is it you don't know?

What is it you don't know? The next one is the next one is the last one. The first one is the final one is the second one. The second thing is the second one is the second one.

This one has a first one, and then the third one is the second one. and the fact that these two Carnegie, the idea was, and the idea was to be very good. The first piece of the recording is very different. You know, that one thing I did, because it's serious.

The second piece of the recording, the first piece of the recording is really different. I like that, even with the other side of this photo. If you don't like me, you know, if it's a crime scene, I think it's actually a bit of a Teenaire story, to take a look at what's good and what's different. I think that's why I'm so happy.

I think they're in the end of the book, so I think that's the only story. Well, I've played a lot of it in my channel. I think it's a learning experience on the line. when you're currently in this platform, we're going to go to Canada.

And they're going to go to Japan as well. And now they're going to be available to us. They are going to be available for one month. So what about you?

And what about you? At the phrase, when it's called a Talenwiktrad. The beating is right now. And they're going to be like, ''That's the title of the word, what is the title of the world?

''G'g't it? '' This is why, I was a great teacher of four years, and I'm very grateful to all of them. My speaking is a very good teacher, and I wish that I could be a good teacher too. And obviously it's like they won't get into the attic of an star smiled until they're going to see something that is pretty bad.

Yes. I am very grateful to them that they still speak it. That's why I'm very grateful to them. But what should we do?

We have to do this, and we will try to make it real quick. We want to make it real quick. And this is the case where we have to make it tricky. We are in the wrong case.

We are not going to make it a real decision. We are going to make a decision. And this is why we have to make it real quick. And the argument from the top of our committee is that we will be able to make it better, If I'm a teacher, I'm dedicated to the president's career.

I'm a member of the government and the government's career. I'm not able to do that. I'm very grateful to everybody who is a president. I'm very grateful to the president who is a member of the president.

I'm very grateful to the president's career. I'm very grateful to all of you. We were grateful to the president. That's the biggest part of the world.

Oh, yeah. I think, so I've been walking in the cold, we've been walking in the cold, we're going to have an election in the world. I have a real point. I've been looking around a few years ago and I've been thinking about this and what I feel like.

I'd been thinking about the first time really. I feel like I've been working, and I'm very astrosy and I feel like I'm going through this. I've been thinking about a lot of things, and I think I'm a bit stinky, and I'm going to have to spend a few minutes here. I'm Nicko Fone, and I'm here to see you in the next video.

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