The Archive

Since 2023, two permanently installed high-resolution cameras on the Diavolezza (3,092 m above sea level) have been continuously documenting the state of the glaciers in the Engadin. A new image is created every 30 minutes — day and night, in sunshine and snowstorms.

Today, the archive includes over 30,000 images and continues to grow daily. It's one of the few long-term visual primary documents of alpine glacier change in Switzerland.

Photographed Glaciers

• Pers Glacier

• Parts of the Morteratsch Glacier

• Piz Palü

• Biancograt / Piz Bernina

Camera location Diavolezza, Engadin, Switzerland — 3,092 m above sea level

Capture interval: Every 30 minutes, continuously since 2023

Imagery: High-resolution raw data, archived and publicly accessible for education, science, and media. Contact for inquiries:

Collection

When you buy one of our pictures, you're directly supporting the glacier project. Every penny from your purchase goes straight into maintaining, running, and expanding this important project. Your support helps us preserve and protect the glacier for future generations.