The International Year of Mountains has changed the way many people think about and relate to mountains. Thanks to a global awareness-raising campaign that has prompted countless special events and celebrations, newspaper articles and television reports, educational programmes, and conferences — not to mention 9 major global events — many people around the world understand that mountains are crucial to life on earth and that half of humanity depending on mountains for a source of fresh-water. The genetic diversity preserved in mountain ecosystems also helps ensure food..
We all need mountains, and should stand back and treat them with the utmost respect. Welcome to 2002...
Mountains offer vertical environmental gradients for life otherwise only seen over several thousands...
As the 21st century begins, mountain scholars and development specialists can congratulate themselve...
The history of mountain research is most fascinating. Three names for 3 centuries may give an idea o...
Mountains are an important source of water, energy and biological diversity. Furthermore, they are a...
Mountains are among the regions most affected by climate change. The implications of climate change ...
Since the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development in 1992, mountains have acquired ...
Mountains are among the regions most affected by climate change. The implications of climate change ...
Covering about 12.5% of the Earth’s terrestrial surface, mountains have great value for people and n...
Mountains are water towers for humanity, the source of some 60 to 80 per cent of the world’s fresh w...
Mountains are among the regions most affected by climate change. The implications of climate change ...
The importance of the world's mountain regions has been internationally recognized since the Earth S...
Mountains occupy 24 percent of the Earth’s land surface (Kapos et al., 2000) and are home to a large...
Over the past decade, the profile of mountains on the global sustainable development agenda has incr...
In July 2000, the FAO announced that the year 2002 will be the International Year of the Mountain. M...
We all need mountains, and should stand back and treat them with the utmost respect. Welcome to 2002...
Mountains offer vertical environmental gradients for life otherwise only seen over several thousands...
As the 21st century begins, mountain scholars and development specialists can congratulate themselve...
The history of mountain research is most fascinating. Three names for 3 centuries may give an idea o...
Mountains are an important source of water, energy and biological diversity. Furthermore, they are a...
Mountains are among the regions most affected by climate change. The implications of climate change ...
Since the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development in 1992, mountains have acquired ...
Mountains are among the regions most affected by climate change. The implications of climate change ...
Covering about 12.5% of the Earth’s terrestrial surface, mountains have great value for people and n...
Mountains are water towers for humanity, the source of some 60 to 80 per cent of the world’s fresh w...
Mountains are among the regions most affected by climate change. The implications of climate change ...
The importance of the world's mountain regions has been internationally recognized since the Earth S...
Mountains occupy 24 percent of the Earth’s land surface (Kapos et al., 2000) and are home to a large...
Over the past decade, the profile of mountains on the global sustainable development agenda has incr...
In July 2000, the FAO announced that the year 2002 will be the International Year of the Mountain. M...
We all need mountains, and should stand back and treat them with the utmost respect. Welcome to 2002...
Mountains offer vertical environmental gradients for life otherwise only seen over several thousands...
As the 21st century begins, mountain scholars and development specialists can congratulate themselve...