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All over the world, the pillars on which natural parks are based are the need to protect ecological balances and the need to open up to visitors to allow the public to enjoy the wonders of the environment and to learn about its values. However, these two principles can often be even antithetical; we can talk about real conflicts if appropriate management strategies are not adopted to harmonize conservation efforts with the necessity of opening up to visitation and tourism.

The protected areas partnering in the BiodivTourAlps project have launched a digital communication campaign to inform new mountain visitors about the rules and behaviors that help reduce the impact of tourism activities on biodiversity.

The cross-border cooperation project "BiodivTourAlps" organizes for all stakeholders in the sector a series of four webinars dedicated to managing visitor flows within protected areas. Online meetings that are open and free of charge.

A territorial development project to build a new model of development in the Susa Valley, based on environmental sustainability, outdoor accessibility, digital innovation, and active participation from local communities.

A territorial development project to build a new model of development in the Susa Valley, based on environmental sustainability, outdoor accessibility, digital innovation, and active participation from local communities.

A territorial development project to build a new model of development in the Susa Valley, based on environmental sustainability, outdoor accessibility, digital innovation, and active participation by local communities.

4 free thematic public meetings for the involvement of local communities.

On Friday, June 12, from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM, the BiodivTourAlps project offers a webinar titled "Visitor Use in the Protected Natural Areas of the Alpine Arc: Understanding the Flows and Impacts on Biodiversity"

Tuesday February 10, 2026, second appointment of the series of four webinars dedicated to managing visitor flows within protected areas organized as part of the BiodivTourAlps project

BiodivTourAlps aims to address the challenge of biodiversity conservation by reducing the effects of tourism activities on the environment and natural resources in protected natural areas, improving the knowledge and management of human-nature interactions.