Danilo Re

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The Danilo Re Meet, which brings together large numbers of Alpine protected area staff, is now into its 15th year. As well as being a sporting competition, the Meet is an occasion to get together, compare notes and celebrate, all of which cements friendships and highlights the drive and dedication of all those who work together for nature conservation. (...)

What is an ecological network? How can you create one? Who is involved? What are their roles? These are just some of the questions that the new brochure on ecological networks in the Alps will answer. (...)

As every two years, ALPARC, the Alpine Network of the Protected Areas, prepares its new biennial working program. This new program, which will cover the period 2011-2012, is based on the needs expressed by the members of this network, that means all the alpine protected areas. (...)

Are you looking for something new for your visitor and information centres? (...)

In response to global warming, the Hohe Tauern National Park in Austria has decided to lead by example. Working together with political decision-makers, the Park's Mittersill visitor centre (Salzburg) is expanding its environmental education programme. The National Park Climate Change School project is designed to teach children and young people how to respect the natural world. (...)

The Piedmont Regional Council has passed a law creating the Valle di Antrona Natural Park. (...)