Snow avalanches, debris flows, landslides, as well as rockfall and rock avalanches shape the Alpine landscape – in some cases posing significant risks to settlements and infrastructure. As temperature and precipitation play a key role in triggering these processes, and because major mass movements have been observed more frequently in recent years, the question of how climate change influences alpine mass movements is becoming increasingly important.

The WSL research program CCAMM – Climate Change Impacts on Alpine Mass Movements investigated the impacts of climate change on alpine mass movements from 2018 to 2025. On this webpage, you will find an overview of CCAMM as well as further program outputs and publications.