BeyondSnow on tour – an Alpine roadshow
“BeyondSnow on Tour” is the project’s traveling roadshow, showcasing activities organized by partners in pilot areas and nearby cities. Its goal is to raise awareness among local communities about climate change and to share with stakeholders an assessment of its potential environmental, social, and economic impacts.
The “BeyondSnow on Tour” events highlighted the importance of individual, institutional, and corporate responsibility in preventing the most severe climate scenarios through ongoing mitigation and adaptation efforts. They also demonstrated how climate change can generate new opportunities for those living and working in low- and mid-mountain regions, especially when supported by forward-looking choices in local governance and policy that shape the future of these territories and their environment.
The BeyondSnow roadshow presented a series of development trajectories that respond to ongoing changes, exploring alternative and sustainable paths to enhance the attractiveness of mountain areas and diversify activities beyond traditional downhill winter sports.
Over the entire project period, 67 dedicated events of various types were carried out across the Alpine arc by the individual partners, and many initiatives were also organized in Italy by the regional branches of Legambiente in mountain areas. Among these:
2023: in Piedmont, “Puliamo il Mondo meets BeyondSnow”; in Lombardy, a walk to Piani d’Erna with a theatrical performance; in Veneto, presentation of the book “Inverno liquido” (Liquid Winter); in Friuli Venezia Giulia, conference on the Carovana delle Alpi (Caravan of the Alps).
2024: in Piedmont, clean-up activities with schools in the Province of Cuneo; in Lombardy, walks at Piani d’Erna with presentation of the Neve diversa (Different Snow) dossier and vulnerability map and presentation of the Carovana dei Ghiacciai (Glacier Caravan); in Veneto, historical and naturalistic excursion in Valle Imperina and presentation of the Carovana delle Alpi (Alps Caravan) and Carovana dei Ghiacciai (Glacier Caravan); in Friuli Venezia Giulia, conference on Communities in Transition and La memoria della neve (The Memory of Snow) in Gemona.
2025: in Piedmont, Green Flag Summit in Orta San Giulio; in Lombardy, walk to discover the Montecampione ski lifts, conference entitled Chi ha paura del lupo? (Who’s afraid of the wolf?) on the theme of large carnivores in the Alps and presentation of the Nevediversa dossier and the Piani Action Plan.
Balderschwang (DE)
1) Literature reading and panel discussion in Innsbruck, AT – 15/12/2023
“The last snow” was the theme of a ReadingMountainsFestival event in Innsbruck.
Author Arno Camenisch presented his book about what happens in a small Swiss village when there is no snow at the lift station in winter. A panel discussion following the reading has explored current findings on the topic and ideas for solutions in relation to the project BeyondSnow.
2) Workshop in Nova Gorica, SL – 25/09/2024
The workshop explored the decreasing snow cover in the Alps due to climate change and its effect on the local level. Renowned glaciologist Georg Kaser introduced the phenomenon of glacier melt and its impacts. Furthermore, the participants of the session dived into the challenges of local communities: Should they develop infrastructure to improve artificial snowmaking? Is development in higher altitudes the way to go? Or do we master a transition away from snow dependency?
During a roleplay the participants explored different viewpoints on this complex and challenging issue, shedding light on its socio-economic and ecological impacts.
3) Guided Tour Nature Park in Balderschwang AT – march/september 2025
Our winters are changing – but what does this mean for nature? As part of the BeyondSnow project, AidA joined forces with the Nature Park Nagelfluhkette to explore this question.
On a hike with a nature park ranger, the participants learnt about the fascinating adaptation strategies that flora and fauna use to prepare for changing environmental conditions. Some species develop adaptation strategies more quickly, some more slowly. Unfortunately, the slower ones are often the losers in times of climate change.
Ala di Stura & Balme (IT)
1) Focus Group “Tourism and sustainable mobility”, Turin, IT – 12.05.2024
A discussion group was held in Turin on the relationship between tourism and sustainable mobility, providing an opportunity for experts in the field to exchange ideas. Different experiences and points of view were shared on accessibility to mountain areas, intermodality as an essential strategy for transport sustainability, and the importance of economic analysis. The specific topics addressed were: the contrast between gentle use and free use of mountain roads, the regulation of vehicular traffic and parking at high altitudes, and the supply and demand of intermodal services for tourists. The initiative was promoted by Legambiente in collaboration with the Metropolitan City of Turin.
2) Meeting: “The promotion of second homes: an opportunity for tourism development in the valleys”, Lanzo Torinese, IT – 28.10.2024
The presence of numerous underutilized second homes in the face of significant demand for rental accommodation is a limiting factor for the development of the pilot area of Ala di Stura and Balme. To increase tourist numbers, it is strategic to stimulate the marketing of properties, promoting the efficiency of the building stock and the development of management services. The meeting on October 28, 2024, in Lanzo Torinese was aimed at local administrators to present an interesting experience developed in the Eastern Alps aimed at creating a qualified accommodation offer and reviving tourism. The idea is to create a circuit that promotes hospitality, sustainable tourism, and the reactivation of the community fabric, involving property owners, local businesses and artisans, associations, and local organizations.
3) Opening of the photo exhibition “The Future of the Alps in the Face of Climate Change”, Balme and Ala di Stura, IT – 04.08.2025
Our winters are changing – but what does this mean for nature? As part of the BeyondSnow project, AidA joined forces with the Nature Park Nagelfluhkette to explore this question.
On a hike with a nature park ranger, the participants learnt about the fascinating adaptation strategies that flora and fauna use to prepare for changing environmental conditions. Some species develop adaptation strategies more quickly, some more slowly. Unfortunately, the slower ones are often the losers in times of climate change.
Bohinj (SLO)
1) Lecture titled “In the Light of Climate Change” by Lučka Kajfež Bogataj, Bohinjska Bistrica, SL, 10.11.2023
An insightful lecture titled “In the Light of Climate Change” was held by Lučka Kajfež Bogataj at the Danica Hall in Bohinjska Bistrica. Lučka Kajfež Bogataj, a renowned expert in climate change and sustainable development, shared her extensive knowledge and research on the effects of climate change on natural systems and human societies, with a particular focus on the Alpine region. During the lecture, she provided a comprehensive analysis of the current climate crisis, highlighting the challenges it poses to ecosystems, agriculture, and tourism. The lecture emphasized the urgent need for adaptation strategies that address both environmental and socio-economic impacts. Her discussion included practical solutions for mitigating the negative effects of climate change, including the development of sustainable practices in tourism, agriculture, and local governance.
Lučka Kajfež Bogataj also stressed the importance of raising public awareness and educating local communities about the effects of climate change, particularly in sensitive regions like the Julian Alps, where environmental changes are already becoming apparent. She underscored the need for collective action at the local level to build resilience and ensure that future generations can continue to enjoy the unique natural heritage of the area.
2) Science Day in the Vrata Valley: discovering Life in the Alps Through a Sustainable Lens, Mojstrana, SLO – 15.09.2025
On Monday, 15 September 2025, students from grades 6 to 9 of Bohinjska Bistrica Primary School took part in a science day in the Vrata Valley as part of the BeyondSnow project. With the help of experts from Triglav National Park, they explored the importance of sustainable practices, natural and cultural values, and wildlife in protected areas. The students also visited the Slovenian Alpine Museum and viewed the exhibition marking the 130th anniversary of the Aljaž Tower. They eturned home enriched with new knowledge about Alpine life and the importance of environmental conservation.
3) “BeyondSnow on Tour” activity, SLO – 12.3.2025
Together with Turizem Bohinj, we organized and carried out the “BeyondSnow on Tour” activity on March 12th, 2025, during an informative training session for local tourist guides. The purpose of the session was to provide the guides with a deeper understanding of the BeyondSnow project and its alignment with sustainable tourism practices. In addition to introducing the project’s overall objectives, we specifically focused on three key pillars of the Strategy for Adapting Bohinj Tourism to Climate Change. These included:
Objective 1: “GREEN WINTERS” – Development of offerings for green and rainy winters, autumn, and spring, focusing on sustainable innovations and product diversification to extend the tourism season beyond the traditional summer months.
Objective 2: “RELIEVE SUMMER PRESSURE” – Strategies for more efficient management of visits and traffic, particularly during the high summer season, while ensuring that local infrastructure and the environment can accommodate the increased demand in a way that is in harmony with the region’s natural carrying capacity.
Objective 3: “COMPETENCY CENTER” – Efforts to strengthen the local workforce by developing skills and raising awareness among service providers about the importance of sustainability and adaptation to climate change in their operations.
Through these topics, we aimed to empower local tourist guides with the necessary tools and knowledge to promote Bohinj and its surrounding areas as a sustainable, year-round destination. By equipping them with information on both climate change adaptation and sustainable practices, we are fostering a more responsible and resilient tourism industry in the region.
Grober Arber (DE)
1) Participation in the ATLAS Annual Conference, Bad Gleichenberg, AT – 12.10.2023
The BeyondSnow project was presented at the ATLAS Annual Conference 2023 under the motto “Quality of Life: Health, Tourism and Climate”. The presentation was included in the Special Track “Climate Change and Tourism – Quality of Life, Well-Being, Climate Change: Bridging the Theory-Action Gap”. Alongside the theoretical introduction to the research topic and fundamental information about the project, the focus was placed on the project’s methodology, the contemporary “work in progress”, and the intended outcomes – in particular, the Resilience Adaptation Model, Resilience Decision-Making Digital Tool, and PWA Transition Strategies. The ATLAS Annual Conference was held in a hybrid mode; five participants joined the special track online, 25 participants were present on-site at the conference venue in Bad Gleichenberg, Austria.
2) Study Trip to Werfenweng and Katschberg, AT – 18.-19.03.2024
In March 2024, a study trip to the Austrian winter sports destinations Werfenweng and Katschberg took place under the motto “Visiting innovative pilot projects for sustainable winter tourism”. Both destinations are internationally recognised for their sustainable tourism initiatives. Participants from the Deggendorf Institute of Technology, the Pilot Working Areas Großer Arber, Balderschwang, and Werfenweng took a tour of Werfenweng and learned about the “Werfenweng soft mobility”. Afterwards, participants exchanged with the representatives of the Werfenweng cable car company, followed by an uphill and downhill lift ride. In the afternoon, a BeyondSnow round table was held at which participants discussed the future perspectives of winter tourism. The next day, the Klimaberg-Katschberg concept was introduced, accompanied by a guided tour in the Katschberg hotel. Participants also visited the Katschberg ski resort and exchanged experiences with the management of the local cable car company on sustainability measures.
3) Podcast episode on BeyondSnow / DIT Podcast, Deggendorf, DE – 04.04.2025
In April 2025, the project BeyondSnow was presented within “ForschungsFunk” – a podcast of the Deggendorf Institute of Technology (DIT). After outlining the objectives of the project, a particular focus was placed on DIT’s Pilot Working Area (PWA) Großer Arber in the Bavarian Forest. Contemporary challenges faced by the ski area, such as mobility management, were addressed. Afterwards, the participatory elaborated concept of strategic fields of action for the PWA Großer Arber – aimed at enhancing its resilience to climate change – was introduced. The discussion concluded with an outlook on future-oriented winter tourism at Großer Arber. Key aspects included: the optimisation of visitor management on particularly high-traffic days; the development of attractive alternative offers for periods with little or no snow; the creation of new, car-free mobility options for environmentally friendly access to Großer Arber; and investment in year-round offerings to strengthen the Bavarian Forest as a four-season destination.
Métabief (FR)
1) Presentation of Beyond Snow project and conference about climate change on mid mountain resort in Métabief – Audience: young council of EUSALP, FR – 17/07/2024
As part of the European Union Strategy for the Alpine Region (EUSALP) youth dynamic, the Région Bourgogne-Franche-Comté organised a summer camp in the Jura this week for 35 young people from 7 countries of the Alpine region. During this trip, they visited emblematic places, met elected officials and experts in order to understand the challenges of the mid-mountain region. The Syndicat Mixte du Mont d’Or – Station de Métabief team was delighted to welcome them for a day.
After a morning hike on the theme of biodiversity, Julien Vrignon (Interreg projects manager) and Claire Leboisselier (Tourism and leisure transition projet manager) presented the transition of Métabief : From a ski resort to a mountain resort in a territory undergoing transformation, and the Beyond Snow project.
2) Organization and welcoming the Beyond Snow partners meeting in Métabief – Audience: Beyond Snow Projetc partners, FR – From 9 to 11th of october 2024.
Metaboief PP10 hosted the 4th meeting of the European Beyond SNOW project. This was an opportunity to share feedback from the Métabief Resort teams and closest economics partners of theresort.
It was the opportunity to present:
- – the history of the resort’s transition since 2015,
- – the technical innovations created by the Métabief teams,
- – human resources support (sharing, training, skills development, etc.),
- – the collaborative work carried out throughout the Haut-Doubs region with tourism stakeholders
- – the adaptation actions carried out by the resort teams and committed partners. Jérôme Gresset of Gaby Sport shared his daily life: how he supports his teams and his business to advance the transition and the projects he has led, hand in hand, with the Métabief Resort. It was also an opportunity to collectively share, in complete transparency, the challenges encountered throughout the transition process:
- – economic realities
- – limitations related to the transition from a white grid to a green grid (regulations, permits, etc.)
- – the attitudes of each stakeholder in the face of change
3) Educationnal tour in Charmey and Lavaux (Switzerland). Audience: Métabief team, shops owners and politicians, SUI – 21/05/2025.
Eductour organized with the support of the Interreg Beyond Snow Project.
The objective of this day, entitled “A Great Escape in Switzerland,” was to discover inspiring initiatives in terms of diversifying mountain activities and territorial governance to fuel discussions on the future of the Métabief resort and the Mont d’Or massif.
On the agenda for this Eductour:
- – Discovery of the Charmey mountain resort, managed by TéléCharmey SA, with an enriching and inspiring tour and discussion about their “four-season” resort model.
- – Meeting of Lavaux World Heritage, the association responsible for managing the UNESCO-listed site.
This event was an opportunity for everyone to share their vision and ideas and to collectively put them to use in the service of the mountain resort of tomorrow. A special opportunity to share our desires and skills in order to build a desirable future for the Métabief mountain resort and the Mont d’Or massif.
Monesi di Triora (IT)
1) Presentation in Pieve di Teco, IT – 18.09.2023
On 18/09/2023, the Municipality of Pieve di Teco, that is located in the Park of Ligurian Alps, hosted the BeyondSnow on Tour event organised by the Polytechnic of Turin. It was dedicated to the presentation of the BeyondSnow project and the pilot area of Monesi and the Arroscia Valley. On this occasion, besides local institutions and local stakeholders, external experts were invited, particularly to illustrate the climatic situation currently affecting the Ligurian Alps and, in particular, the territory of Monesi. Following the speakers’ contributions, an open discussion took place among participants, providing useful insights and suggestions for the start of the research activities and project design phase.
2) Presentation of WP2 results in Imperia, IT – 05/05/2025
In Imperia, with the patronage of the Province of Imperia and the Municipality of Imperia, the second BeyondSnow on Tour event was held by the Polytechnic of Turin to present the results of WP2 as well as the Charter for the Territorial Transition of the Upper Arroscia Valley, elaborated by the Politechnic in collaboration with local institutions. The meeting gathered local and supralocal institutions, local stakeholders, and French stakeholders from the territorial sector, together with Eurac Research (Lead Project Partner) and GECT Alpine Pearls. The event was promoted through graphic inserts displayed on billboards across the city of Imperia, ensuring wide visibility and public awareness.
Piani d'Erna (IT)
1) Trekking, theatre, meeting with public stakeholder in Piani d’Erna, IT – 9.07.2023
The first stop of our BeyondSnow on Tour, our roadshow through the Alpine Arc talk about climate change and promote sustainable tourism in the mountains. The first stop took place at Piani d’Erna, a beautiful mountain resort located in the Lake Como region of Italy. The event, organized by Legambiente Lombardia was attended by a group of about 30 people who were involved in the exploration of the area. They were accompanied by an expert mountain guide who showed them the characteristics of the area, the flora, the fauna, the characteristics of the soil and its water resources. After lunch, the participants also had the opportunity to attend a theatrical performance, in the shade of the trees, which was about the relationship between children, parents and nature. A day that showed how even places once dedicated to snow tourism can find another way to be fully lived, discovering their beauty and richness.
2) Sensory walk in Piani d’Erna, IT – 17.03.2024
Trekking through mountains without reaching the summit. Among peaks and views, observing,
listening, and absorbing beauty. A sensory walk at Piani d’Erna with an orthotherapist and a mountain guide. Fifteen people participated in the event, and together they discovered the beauty of a place just a stone’s throw from Lecco, listening and spending a morning immersed in nature. The scents, colors, sounds, and noises along the Piani d’Erna Nature Trail made the walk light and rejuvenating.
3) Public presentation masterplan Piani d’Erna in Lecco, IT – 7.03.2025
As the BeyondSnow project enters its final phase, each project partner is actively engaging local communities and institutions through dedicated events aimed at presenting the Action Plans developed for their respective Pilot Working Areas. Legambiente Lombardia organised a public event in Lecco to officially present the Action Plan for the Piani d’Erna. This document is the result of an extensive participatory process involving local stakeholders, institutions, civil society organisations and citizens. The event offered an opportunity to share the outcomes of the collaborative work carried out in the past months and marked an important step in transferring the ownership of the plan from the project consortium to local actors, who are now invited to put its proposals into practice.
Pradibosco (IT)
1) Excursion + information activity in Monte Forno – 09/10/2023
The project partner PP05 – the Community of Carnia attended the event “Friendship Day – Three Borders Festival” on Monte Forno, where the borders between Italy, Slovenia, and Austria meet. On this occasion, organized by the three different countries’ municipalities, the project was presented thanks to a booth managed in collaboration with the local EUROPE DIRECT center. This initiative allowed PP05 to contact people from the three nationalities and allow them to know about the project and hand out materials (informative papers and gadgets). This was the first road-show event that opened the project activities for PP05. This festival is a solid event in the Region and a lot of people attended also this edition, giving the possibility to mountain lovers coming from Slovenia, Austria, and Italy the possibility to learn about the project (recently approved and launched).
2) Public conference in Tolmezzo, IT – 04/05/2024
Thanks to the collaboration with ARPA (partner observer) and the local cooperative “Cramars” an opening event, to launch the project locally, was organized. As a matter of fact, a conference was hosted in the Community of Carnia building; the event aimed to discuss and share useful knowledge about the climate crisis and its causes, and additionally, to start a collective debate on how much people know about climate change and its effects on concrete aspects of life, especially in mountain regions. The event was open to the public and well promoted across all the municipalities of Carnia also through online media. As it happens, it was the perfect occasion to officially launch and present the BeyondSnow project and its forecasted activities in the 2 upcoming years. Thanks to ARPA FVG contributions it was possible to motivate the relevance of such a project and bring to light the importance of sensibilization of population toward these topics. By doing so, an active participation from the public was generated, making clear that climate change is a very sensitive topic and it is vital to work on it with the community.
3) Italian Environmental Education Congress in Ischia, IT – 02-05/04/2025
Thanks to the participative approach required by the project, PP05 was able to run for the World Environmental Education Congress. This event gathers every year many organizations/schools/associations working on environmental education across many countries. The Italian conference was held in Ischia in April 2024. PP05 was able to attend and exchange the experiences with many other projects that worked with communities, schools, participatory approaches, etc… PP05 presented the project and also the activities carried out in Carnia, explaining the participatory process to design the community future in light of the new climate and particularly the sensibilization of the population towards these topics. It was a very enriching and encouraging encounter, which helped all the participants to reflect on how to improve and reinforce their actions toward their goals of environmental care and climate change awareness.
Sattel (CH)
1) Excursion organized for Alliance in the Alps Switzerland to pilot area Sattel-Hochstuckli, CH – 28.10.2023
The Schwyz tourist destination of Sattel-Hochstuckli has been struggling with a lack of snow for several years. The Board of Directors of Sattel-Hochstuckli AG, which operates the infrastructure facilities, has therefore decided in 2023 to reorient its winter tourism strategy. The destination is being supported in its implementation by the Interreg Alpine Space project ‘BeyondSnow’. A delegation of different Swiss municipaltities found out more about the future plans and the considerations behind project activities on an excursion to Hochstuckli.
2) Exchange between test Area Balderschwang and test area Sattel Hochstuckli in Sattel Municipality, CH – 23.5.2024
The project partner SAB organized in spring 2024 a one day exchange visit between test Area Balderschwang and test area Sattel Hochstuckli in Sattel Municipality. The exchange was characterized firstly by an excursion to Sattel-Hochstuckli to see the summer and winter tourism infrastructure and secondly by a workshop where the 23 representatives of the municipalities of Sattel, Balderschwang, Hittisau, Riefensberg and Sibratsgfäll exchanged on their current and upcoming project activities.
The exchange was a very valuable inspiration for all participants to plan future activities.
3) Public conference planned for 14.10.2025, CH
On 14 October, the Swiss Association for Mountain Regions SAB is organising the final conference of the Interreg Alpine Space project ‘BeyondSnow’ in Bern with the title ‘Rethinking winter tourism – are we already in après-ski?’
Climate change is causing problems for winter tourism. The snow line is rising, snow days are becoming fewer and winters are becoming milder. What strategies should tourism regions affected by a lack of snow adopt and how can a transformation to a sustainable destination be achieved that involves the population, further improves the quality of life and secures jobs?
At this conference, we would like to compare the results of the Interreg Alpine Space project ‘BeyondSnow’ with other initiatives, discuss them with representatives of authorities, regions and destinations and identify prospects for winter tourism in the Alps.
Werfenweng (AT)
1) General Assembly of Alpine Pearls in Primiero San Martino di Castrozza, IT – 14/10/2023
Project partner PP06 – Alpine Pearls – officially presented the BeyondSnow project to all network members during the annual General Assembly held in Primiero San Martino di Castrozza (Italy). The event brought together representatives from several Alpine tourism municipalities. A dedicated session was used to introduce the project’s objectives, planned activities, and first ideas for local actions in pilot areas such as Werfenweng. This event marked a key moment for launching the project within the transnational network and sparked initial feedback and cooperation opportunities among member locations.
2) Public event: Sled Dog Race in Werfenweng, AT – 20–21/01/2024
On the occasion of the popular international sled dog race in Werfenweng, which attracts many visitors each year, Alpine Pearls promoted the BeyondSnow project to a broad audience. A dedicated information booth provided printed materials and insights on the impact of climate change on winter tourism, and how the project aims to support sustainable transitions. The event drew families, sports enthusiasts, and tourists, offering an ideal opportunity to raise awareness of snow-reliant activities and their vulnerability. Local media also covered the event, helping to spread the project’s messages further.
3) Erztrophy – Skimountaineering Event in Werfenweng, AT – 11–12/01/2025
In January 2025, a ski mountaineering event was held in Werfenweng, attracting athletes and spectators from Austria and abroad. Alpine Pearls took part in the event to promote the BeyondSnow project, highlighting the challenges climate change poses to snow-based sports. Through an information stand and direct engagement with participants and visitors, the project was introduced as an initiative supporting mountain areas in adapting to changing snow conditions. The event also served as a platform to communicate the importance of diversifying winter tourism and integrating soft mobility and sustainability strategies.
Fabtra (FR)
1) Benoit Nenert conference to the annual Nevediversa report event 2025 in Milano, Italy, a BeyondSnow on Tour event, IT – 13.03.2025
Presentation about la Fabrique des transitions methodology and experience feedback related to transition projects in mountain territories.
2) Eco Tour FFCAM Hautes Alpes, FR – 2.06.2025
A two-day eco-tour focused on ecosystem observation and environmental awareness, with the aim of providing Alpine Club hiking instructors with the knowledge needed to raise club members’ awareness of environmental issues and to propose excursions that are part of a sustainable approach. The work carried out within the BeyondSnow project on the challenges of climate transition and adaptation in mountain areas was presented, emphasizing that snow dependence varies from region to region, and it is therefore necessary to look to the future to support local businesses who will be affected by ski resort closures in the short or medium term.
3) Rencontres autour de la montagne (« mountain talks »), FR – 24.06.2025
The Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur regional committee and the Hautes-Alpes departmental committee of alpine and mountain clubs are organizing the second “Rencontres autour de la montagne” in Ailefroide from July 24 to 26, in partnership with the Pays des Ecrins Tourist Office.
The event, which is free and open to all, provides an opportunity to meet with local players, and to take part in discussions and changes to the region and its practices, thanks to a wide range of activities (conference on “Alpine souls”, glacier hike with the PNE, mountain workshops, etc.).
The day of July 24 will be dedicated to the mountain territories of tomorrow. The film “Une vallée en suspens” will be screened. With Aurélie Arnaud (film director, lecturer at Aix-Marseille University), Philippe Bourdeau (teacher-researcher, former scientific coordinator of Labex ITTEM), Marc Hutter (director of the Pelvoux ski resort), the association La Passa, and Fiona Mille, President of Mountain Wilderness France, Benoît Nenert (Fabrique des transitions, BeyondSnow partner) will take part in the debate moderated by Niels Martin (deputy director at FFCAM) following the film screening to share the lessons learned from the project.
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