his animals this year. thomas ski resorts tourist nature everyone and everything needs water and it s running out hydrologist common to young is measuring natural evaporation the results are alarming. she says the climate has become as dry as the sun held region in the sahara because little rain and large scale evaporation. distribution of water will become an increasing challenge in dry alpine valleys all far tears will have to do the best they can. so in some confidence the boy was in pain the future there will be more and more bottlenecks. or simply won t be enough water to irrigate all the meadows i suspect there have to be stricter partitioning. like in dry countries in africa. and africa so definitely a. descent
same country that it s going to flow badly misinformed matters to me because it affects my. the future the future of my children and the whole ecosystem of that level so it was the theme of the i love nature i love being outside and i think that s why i want to learn about all this and find out what the future holds in mountain region the state of nevada ice i ve seen things here and then if if i can transfer the technology or the knowledge that i have gained here or there that i will leave that we can lower the. climate we can mitigate not exactly or we cannot do anything but adapt to the climate change happen.
was. the countryside here is the deal like. i was living here hasn t always been on the tourist map but its popularity is growing as a destination for alpine tourists who respect the environment. jennifer and josh come from alaska this is their 3rd vacation in slovenia they love its unspoiled nature. and then also water lake on the far side. we we tend to look for someplace that s off the beaten path which is the type of i think people we are and so we see just a little bit of research and we decided that this sounded like
switzerland but everywhere. the cracks are showing literally in the alpine itll. today the students are visiting screes slopes it wasn t long ago that these were covered in snow all year round. europe s highest mountain regions i highly sensitive to climate change they react to the slightest rise in temperature by even a 10th of a degree to any extended period without rain to every interference in nature with dramatic consequences. the temperature is rising and then there s a lot of activities of which any were going to hurt so basically it s hard these that are going to lead us even more worse in the future for example if you re using fields if you found it on the planet it s going to affect the not only the
the developing a ridge ity. for years eco climatologist anetta man sol has been taking students on study trips to the alps. how much has the situation here changed in one time. it was definitive so well we definitely need to worry in alpine regions the temperature has already risen 2 degrees celsius. that s a bigger increase than in the lowlands and a lot more than the global average. stack and the forecasts back this up there will be more of a temperature rise here than in surrounding regions and that s why there are such massive changes in nature from the glaciers to the forests from hydrology to water supply. for example all trees require a specific temperature to flourish as temperatures rise ideal tree habitats and now at high altitudes. oh i did i was moved to i was that means is to be where the