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With JobMail CIPRA International informs you at irregular intervals about vacancies in organizations and institutions, which work in the field of nature protection and sustainable development in the Alps. JobMail does not consider any specific language, it is sent via eMail and free of charge. Subscribe here!

Current Jobs at CIPRA

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 an European Solidarity Corps volunteer, starting in autumn 2026. Find more information here or in the german version of the page.

Current job offers in the Alpine region:

Junior Referent*in im Bereich Natur- und Umweltschutz in Teilzeit @DAV München (31.08.2026)

Praktikum Sammlung (70%) @ ALPS Alpines Museum der Schweiz

Consilium traineeship @European Council (15.09.2026)

Scientific assistant in social sciences (60-80%) @WSL

Intern Soil Chemistry (80-100%) @WSL

Sachbearbeiter:in (50%) @Alpenverein Südtirol


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News from the Alps

In memoriam: Bruno Abegg
Climate — Aug 14, 2026
Michael Gams, CIPRA International
In memoriam: Bruno Abegg
We mourn the loss of Bruno Abegg, who passed away on 20 July 2026 at the age of 61. He gave a crucial impetus to the first climate projects at CIPRA International.
To the limits and beyond, sustainably: YOALIN kicks off the summer
Mobility & Transport — Aug 12, 2026
Alma Hummelsberger, CIPRA International
To the limits and beyond, sustainably: YOALIN kicks off the summer
With its kick-off event in Liechtenstein, YOALIN has launched a new season, with some 40 young people from the Alpine region gathering to learn more about climate-friendly travel, ecological networking, and sustainable mobility. Since 2018, the CIPRA project has been connecting young people who want to explore the Alps sustainably.
Point of View: What if reaching an agreement isn’t the most important thing?
People — Aug 11, 2026
Lauren Mosdale, CIPRA France
Point of View: What if reaching an agreement isn’t the most important thing?
In the increasingly contested Alpine region, harmonious coexistence does not depend on eliminating conflicts. Rather, we must learn to recognise differing opinions, highlight areas of tension and use dialogue as the basis for a shared future, argues Lauren Mosdale, co-director of CIPRA France.
Leaving home, staying connected
People — Aug 11, 2026
Laura Haberfellner, CIPRA International Lab
Leaving home, staying connected
Over the course of a year and a half, the OUT4INGOV project focused on the issue of youth migration in the Alps and implemented innovative measures in the three pilot regions of Maribor (Slovenia), Trentino (Italy) and Vesoul (France). The project concluded in mid-July 2026 with a conference in France.

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