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CIPRA offers interested and motivated individuals a varied work experience and a thorough insight into the multifaceted work of an internationally active NGO. Currently we are looking for a Senior project manager as well as an intern, starting in autumn 2026. Find more information here or in the german version of the page.

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Climate — Jun 23, 2026

“Young Glacier Voices” presented at the Forum Alpinum

Félicie Weiss, part of the project Young Glacier Voices as representant from the partner organisation Girls* on Ice Austria, participated to the Forum Alpinum 2026. We asked her a few questions about her experience.

Alpine Politics — May 05, 2026

Maya Mathias-Seger, CIPRA International

20 years of the Youth Parliament

Turbines in drinking water and solar panels on dams: with these and other ideas, the Youth Parliament to the Alpine Convention, which met in the French city of Chamonix in mid-March 2026, aims to strengthen climate resilience in the Alps.

Climate — May 04, 2026

Sofie Terzer, CIPRA International

Collapsing Alpine glaciers

Austria’s ice giants are shrinking rapidly and literally crumbling away; Germany will soon be ice-free. Research shows that retreating glaciers mean we are losing not only water reservoirs, but also archives of human history.

Point of view: The good traveller leaves no traces

Mobility & Transport — May 04, 2026

Stephan Tischler, CIPRA Austria

Point of view: The good traveller leaves no traces

Traffic jams, noise, exhaust fumes: this problem affects not only densely populated urban centres but, owing to the still overwhelmingly dominant share of motorised transport, also the Alpine regions. Yet we have long known that there is another way, says Stephan Tischler, transport scientist at the University of Innsbruck and Chair of CIPRA Austria.

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