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Glaciers are important natural water reservoirs. Their meltwater secures the water supply and thus the basis of life in dry mountain regions such as in Central Asia or South America. In the Alps, too, glacial meltwater can prevent a water shortage in a dry, hot summer. But climate change is causing glaciers to melt at an ever faster rate. In the long term, this will lead to regional water shortages and can trigger migration flows and even conflicts.<\/p>\n
This is precisely where we come in, because it is time to act, which is expressed with the vision \u201cGlaciers can grow again in the future\u201d. This involves glaciological solutions (MortAlive, glacier cover, protection of water supplies, etc.), motivation for global climate protection (Swiss Ice Fiddlers, Tango Glaciar) and outdoor activities (excursions, adventure and activity weeks).<\/p>\n