But aside from being a popular ski resort with 80 runs, what else flourishes here in The Alps ... the Alpine mountains around La Thuile in Italy to see how people, plants and animals have adapted ...

The bearded vulture, which feeds mainly on the bones of dead animals, was wiped out at the beginning of the 20th century. It has been reintroduced to the Alps since 1986. In Switzerland ...

hundreds and hundreds of alpine choughs, a.k.a. yellow-billed choughs , Pyrrhocorax graculus , flying together in the swiss Alps. they can often be seen in smaller groups but every now and then ...

Alpine National Park, Victoria. Image credit: Alysha Huxley Soil stabilisation is critical in the Australian Alps. But since the 1800s, hard-hoofed feral species have damaged its vegetation, leading ...

International cooperation across the Alps is key to saving Alpine nature. The legal framework provided by the Alpine Convention and the creation of the Natura 2000 network have set the stage for ...

Different types of animals and plants live in different climate zones. Some are not found anywhere else in the world, such as ibex goats. Many river sources are in the Alps. When snow and ice melt ...

International cooperation across the Alps will be key to saving Alpine nature. Through an ecoregional approach to conservation, the WWF European Alpine Programme (EALP) is helping to save Alpine ...

Luca Melcarne (France) makes the most of his mountain guide skills to reveal the fascinating lives of Alpine animals. Dawn was breaking as the red deer and her fawn ... a region at the foot of the ...

According to Sander, the discoveries bring paleontologists closer to understanding animals that were among the largest the planet has ever seen. He said as glaciers in the Alps recede due to climate ...