13 June 2024 – Kaunertal, Tyrol. The Alps are facing unprecedented pressure from development. In Tyrol alone, three large-scale infrastructure projects are planned, threatening vital ecosystems like moorlands and glaciers. In response, Alpine clubs from Austria, Germany, and South Tyrol joined forces with environmental NGOs and local citizen groups—including PAN—
The second Day for the Protection of the Alps took place on May 3, 2024—and once again, our network made a strong and visible statement for the preservation of alpine nature. Across the Alpine region, groups like POW, Mountain Wilderness Deutschland, Naturfreunde Tirol, BI Feldring, WET, and Patagonia organized
Mark your calendars for May 3rd, 2024, and join us for the "Day for the Protection of the Alps". Initiated by Feldring, Protect Our Winters Austria (POW), and #aufstehn, this day has become a crucial part of the Protect Alpine Nature (PAN) network's annual efforts. Each
The documentary "Down to the Last Drop – Tyrol and Its Hydropower," directed by Harry Putz and produced by PAN member Wildwasser Erhalten Tirol (WET), is now available for free streaming starting today. The Oetz River faces a severe threat as plans are underway to divert up to 80%
The natural beauty of the Alps is facing increasing pressure. Overdevelopment and overutilization are causing a significant loss of pristine landscapes and biodiversity. For years, numerous small and large NGOs, citizen initiatives, and environmental organizations have been fighting against this trend. Recognizing the power of collaboration, we are now bringing