Mobility Month 2026: Protect Our Winters promotes sustainable mountain travel
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The association Protect Our Winters (POW) Italy has officially announced the launch of "Mobility Month 2026." The initiative aims to raise awareness among winter sports and mountain enthusiasts about the importance of choosing low-emission transport to reach outdoor destinations, thereby reducing the environmental impact of tourism.
The project is structured through various practical activities designed to actively engage the community. Among these are four guided excursions organized in different mountain locations, which will allow participants to experience nature mindfully, using only public transport or shared mobility solutions to reach the starting points.
A central element of Mobility Month is the introduction of a new dedicated application. This digital tool will allow users to review and evaluate the efficiency of local public transport used to reach ski slopes or hiking trails. The goal is to collect useful data to improve connections and encourage local administrations to invest in more accessible mobility.
With this campaign, POW Italy intends to demonstrate that it is possible to enjoy the beauty of the Italian mountains while reducing CO2 emissions. The initiative represents a concrete step toward a more sustainable tourism model, capable of protecting the natural environment that is essential for the practice of winter sports and for the economy of the Alpine valleys.
Sources: PlanetMountain.com
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