Visiting the Alps is a privilege, but also a responsibility. Every year, thousands of tourists venture along the trails of these mountains, often without considering the impact their actions may have on the environment. Unsustainable tourism can lead to an accumulation of waste, erosion of trails, and permanent damage to ecosystems. For this reason, CleanALP promotes a sustainable tourism approach, teaching visitors how to enjoy the beauty of the Alps while respecting nature.
This article offers practical tips for sustainable travel: avoid single-use plastics, carry your own trash, support local producers, and choose low-impact transportation. Tourists can also participate in cleanup activities organized by CleanALP, becoming an active part of protecting the Alps. Sustainable tourism is key to preserving these unique landscapes for future generations.
The growing problem of plastic pollution in the Alps, an issue that is often overlooked compared to urban and marine areas.
