As the 21st century begins, mountain scholars and development specialists can congratulate themselves for having finally brought mountain issues to a global level of awareness. Through the efforts of a small number of dedicated individuals and institutions, the neglected mountain ecosystems and native peoples of the world were finally given offical recognition at the 1992 Rio Earth Summit through Chapter 13 of Agenda 21 and again in 1998 by the UN General Assembly, which declared 2002 as the “International Year of Mountains.” Today, the professional international mountain circuits..
Mountains have been an intergovernmental and transnational issue of growing importance for 15 years...
Contiene información por Regiones, de los casos sobre Ecoturismo en el Mundo, donde participan direc...
International audienceSince the dawn of time, mountains have demonstrated a willingness to innovate“...
1. Introduction : The aims of the Mountain Agenda Mountain Agenda is an NGO initiative designed to d...
In July 2000, the FAO announced that the year 2002 will be the International Year of the Mountain. M...
2002 might be the International Year of the Mountain (see also Spore 97), mountains have been in the...
Following the Rio Earth Summit of 1992 where the mountain agenda, more commonly known as Chapter 13 ...
The Mountain Voices web site (www.mountainvoices.org) presents interviews with over 300 people who l...
Since the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development in 1992, mountains have acquired ...
The history of mountain research is most fascinating. Three names for 3 centuries may give an idea o...
We all need mountains, and should stand back and treat them with the utmost respect. Welcome to 2002...
During the 1990s, mountains received increasing attention on global agendas, starting with the inclu...
The quarterly journal Mountain Research and Development first appeared in 1981, although the seeds f...
Covering about 12.5% of the Earth’s terrestrial surface, mountains have great value for people and n...
The International Year of Mountains has changed the way many people think about and relate to mounta...
Mountains have been an intergovernmental and transnational issue of growing importance for 15 years...
Contiene información por Regiones, de los casos sobre Ecoturismo en el Mundo, donde participan direc...
International audienceSince the dawn of time, mountains have demonstrated a willingness to innovate“...
1. Introduction : The aims of the Mountain Agenda Mountain Agenda is an NGO initiative designed to d...
In July 2000, the FAO announced that the year 2002 will be the International Year of the Mountain. M...
2002 might be the International Year of the Mountain (see also Spore 97), mountains have been in the...
Following the Rio Earth Summit of 1992 where the mountain agenda, more commonly known as Chapter 13 ...
The Mountain Voices web site (www.mountainvoices.org) presents interviews with over 300 people who l...
Since the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development in 1992, mountains have acquired ...
The history of mountain research is most fascinating. Three names for 3 centuries may give an idea o...
We all need mountains, and should stand back and treat them with the utmost respect. Welcome to 2002...
During the 1990s, mountains received increasing attention on global agendas, starting with the inclu...
The quarterly journal Mountain Research and Development first appeared in 1981, although the seeds f...
Covering about 12.5% of the Earth’s terrestrial surface, mountains have great value for people and n...
The International Year of Mountains has changed the way many people think about and relate to mounta...
Mountains have been an intergovernmental and transnational issue of growing importance for 15 years...
Contiene información por Regiones, de los casos sobre Ecoturismo en el Mundo, donde participan direc...
International audienceSince the dawn of time, mountains have demonstrated a willingness to innovate“...