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The Call of the Mountains – Speed Ski Mountaineer Benedikt Böhm | WWF Podcast #ÜberLeben
We need to talk: About extreme mountain sports and climate change. How to get to the summit and above all come down safely. In the #ÜberLeben podcast, a guest…
We need to talk: About extreme mountain sports and climate change. How to get to the summit and above all come down safely.
In the #ÜberLeben podcast, someone is a guest who can report how the climate crisis hits particularly hard in icy heights. In this episode, Luise Nessler and Klaus Esterluss talk to speed ski mountaineer Benedikt Böhm, who is traveling to Nepal as a WWF ambassador, about extreme challenges, the "courage muscle" and dixie toilets on Mount Everest. not only to climb the highest peaks there, but also to get an idea of how people and animals live together in mountainous regions.
https://www.wwf.de/aktiv-werden/wwf-podcast/
You can listen to and subscribe to the WWF podcast “ÜberLeben” here:
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Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/%C3%BCsurvival/id1506083939
Deezer: https://www.deezer.com/en/show/1022202
Photo thumbnail: © Fabian Schuy / WWF Germany
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