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Why “Going Carbon-Neutral” is not necessarily Climate Protection

Why “Going Carbon-Neutral” is not necessarily Climate Protection

Let’s face it: climate change is almost impossible to stop. Our planet is getting warmer. We cannot prevent it. All we can do is mitigate the consequences. To achieve that, we all have to act, not just you and me, but especially the big “players”.

Hiking with your Dog: Our favourite Trails and dog-friendly Hotels in the European Alps

Hiking with your Dog: Our favourite Trails and dog-friendly Hotels in the European Alps

Imagine standing at the top of a mountain, taking in the magnificent panorama around you and savouring the moment. Next to you is your four-legged friend, who is also looking out over the mountains, panting, but with a twinkle in his eye. Together you have…

Harvesting graywater and rainwater: Sustainable projects in the face of climate change

Harvesting graywater and rainwater: Sustainable projects in the face of climate change

According to UN-Water, climate change is “first and foremost a water crisis”. Extreme weather events make our water scarcer, more polluted, and less predictable. This threatens biodiversity and access to clean drinking water and sanitation around the world. You may not feel the water crisis…

International Museum Day 2024 – These museums recommend our local partners

International Museum Day 2024 – These museums recommend our local partners

Updated 20.03.2024 On International Museum Day 2024, you can enjoy free admission to many museums and take part in special events, such as workshops or festivals. This day will be celebrated worldwide on May 18, 2024 – only in Germany and Switzerland on May 21,…

Tips and destinations for a sustainable climbing vacation in Europe

Tips and destinations for a sustainable climbing vacation in Europe

Do you remember when no tree or rock was safe from you? When had you to climb everywhere? Maybe you’ve turned this childhood passion into a hobby and are now climbing the mountain slopes of the world. If not, it’s never too late to start…