November 9, 2023
in CIPEL News
Lake Geneva players meet
A renewed commitment to Lake Geneva 🤝 On Tuesday November 7 in Nyon, CIPEL held an important meeting [...].
A look back at the major challenges and actions
that have marked these 6 decades
CIPEL's 2021-2030 action plan is structured around three main strategic axes, 12 themes and 29 actions.
What is the latest lake temperature data? To what extent does the lake warm up or cool down over the year? How does its oxygen content change? And how do its transparency and algae development fluctuate? 🤓 To get a better idea of how the lake works, follow its evolution through the seasons in our regular bulletins.
Discover the bathing water quality of the 120 beaches along Lake Geneva thanks to the interactive map, updated every year and available on our WebApp or from our secretariat.
CIPEL has just put together a beautifully illustrated exhibition to raise public awareness of the need to preserve the natural environments along Lake Geneva. Visitors are invited to discover the flora and fauna of 5 distinctive environments.
The International Commission for the Protection of the Waters of Lake Geneva (CIPEL),
an intergovernmental Franco-Swiss body, has been contributing to the coordination of water policy in the Lake Geneva watershed between France and Switzerland since 1963, and more specifically in the departments of Ain and Haute-Savoie, as well as the cantons of Vaud, Valais and Geneva.
Its perimeter, covering more than 10,000 km2, covers the Léman watershed and, more generally, the Rhône upstream of the Franco-Swiss border.
Each season, discover the evolution of the lake's water temperature and other parameters related to the health of Lake Geneva.
Consult and download CIPEL studies and data
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