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 on September 3, 2026

Interview with POW Germany athlete and snowboarder Aline Bock

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Aline Bock, snowboarder and member of POW Germany’s Athlete Alliance. She’s a Freeride World Tour winner and she’s also someone who talks about climate protection measures, both big and small. In this interview, she talks about how she finds her motivation to tackle not only steep slopes but also the climate crisis.

 on July 23, 2026

An interview with POW Germany athlete and trail runner Wendall Lorenzen

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Wendall Lorenzen lives in Berlin but your just as likely to find him on a narrow trail in the Alps or the low mountain ranges than on the asphalt of the capital. As a trail runner and member of POW Germany’s Athlete Alliance, he combines two things that, for him, are inextricably linked: his passion for outdoor sports and his commitment to protecting nature. POW Germany spoke with him about his motivation, his path to trail running and his involvement with POW.

 on January 22, 2024

POW welcomes FIS Impact Programme

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Protect Our Winters welcomes the publication of the FIS Impact Programme 2024 as a huge step forward in climate action by the federation.Throughout 2023 POW […]

 on February 21, 2023

Athletes double down on their call to FIS for Climate Action

Sunday 12th February, World Champs, Courchevel. Protect Our Winters Ambassador Julian Schütter delivered an open letter to FIS signed by hundreds of athletes demanding greater action and transparency on climate.

 on February 13, 2023

POW MOBILITY MONTH 2023

POW wants to promote behavioural and systemic changes towards our invaluable public transport systems and our active transport journeys. To support this value, the main goal for POW Mobility Month 2023 is to use sustainable transportation to reduce the outdoor industry’s carbon footprint.

 on February 12, 2023

Athletes call for greater action climate action and transparency from FIS

Rising Austrian skiing star, FIS athlete, and Protect Our Winters Ambassador Julian Schütter has penned an open letter demanding action from FIS