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Adaptive management of climate-induced changes of habitat diversity in protected areas (HABIT-CHANGE)
Start date: Feb 28, 2010, End date: Feb 27, 2013,
Biodiversity is threatened by habitat degradation and destruction. Human activity comprising intensification of agriculture, urbanisation and expanding infrastructure is the main driver for ongoing habitat loss. Core zones and controlled natural zones in National Parks or Sites of Community Importance (SCI) within the Natura 2000 network are established to halt the loss of biodiversity by providin ...
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Climate Change and its Impact on Tourism in the Alpine Space (ClimAlpTour)
Start date: Aug 31, 2008, End date: Aug 31, 2011,
The project aims at dealing with the internationally recognized issue of the effects of climate change on alpine tourism, with reference both to winter tourism and sports and to alpine all-seasons tourism. The issue of providing appropriate strategies to ensure a balanced development of alpine tourism, the preparation of appropriate adaptation policies at the national, regional and local level and ...
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Adaptation to Climate Change in the Alpine Space (AdaptAlp)
Start date: Aug 31, 2008, End date: Aug 30, 2011,
Climate change is to a large extent constituted by increasing temperatures and changed precipitation patterns. Any change of these critical factors has implications on the frequency & extent of natural hazards. The uncertainties and the increase of natural hazards due to the impacts of CC requires concerted management in the Alpine Space. AdaptAlp will improve information on impacts of CC esp. on ...
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ion and sustainable development of the Carpathians in a transnational framework (Carpathian Projec)
Start date: Aug 31, 2005, End date: Aug 30, 2008,
Historically, mountain regions located in remote border areas were often marginalised. They separate countries and peoples and face huge challenges regarding spatial development. However, mountain regions can also become powerful unifiers and a link between nations and peoples. As experiences, for example in the Alps, demonstrate, mountains have a considerable potential for development if the rich ...
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