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Seeing a graph of rising temperatures. >> reporter: desperate to save tourism and glaciers, they have white blankets slowing the thaw protecting the beautiful ice caves against all the odds. look. you can see it. you can hear it melting. but to see the most dramatic example, local guide andrew, takes me on a long trek further up. >> my grandfather was mountain guide. hundred years ago, the glacier came down to the valley. >> he saw that? >> 20 years ago, there was no lake. >> reporter: with the ...

Look. you can see it. you can hear it melting. but to see the most dramatic example, local guide andrew takes me on a long trek further up. >> my grandfather, he was mountain guide, hundred years ago. the glacier came down to this valley. >> reporter: wow. he saw that? >> 20 years ago, there was no lake. >> reporter: but the glacier gone, the only way to cross is the bridge. this changing environment will impact our lives. the worlds glaciers store almost three quarters of our fresh water. if yo...

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View the Mountain Guide for Wednesday, October 6, 2021

Michelle Parker got her start as a ski racer at her home resort of Squaw Valley, California. By age 15, she realised her passion was freeskiing, not racing. She had competed in slopestyle and halfpipe at the U.S. Open and X Games for just a few years when a knee injury sidelined her from competition. While recovering from the injury, she travelled to Haines, Alaska, to take a mountain guide training program. That experience, she says, led her to make the switch from the park to big-mountain terr...

Filmautor Josef Schwellensattl besucht nicht nur Hütten, bei denen das Essen aus dem eigenen Gemüsegarten kommt und die Hüttenwirte noch alles selbst machen, sondern besteigt auch den Kesselkogel – den höchsten Gipfel der Rosengartengruppe. Zwischen den Vajolettürmen...

Am 28. 08. um 16:40 Uhr auf Arte: Im norwegischen Dovrefjell-Sunndalsfjella-Nationalpark lebt die einzige Moschusochsenherde ganz Europas. Die Tiere wurden in den 50er Jahren aus Grönland importiert, sterben nun jedoch massenweise an seltsamen Infektionskrankheiten. Die 200 Moschusochsen leben an der Grenze zur Arktis, wo der Klimawandel die Temperaturen und die Niederschlagsmengen ansteigen lässt. Kimmo will herausfinden, ob die Wetterveränderungen zum Aussterben der uralten Tierart führen ...