Since 1990 interest in mountains has received an impetus with the establishment of the IUCN Commission on Mountain Protected Areas and the inclusion of Article 13 (Fragile Mountain Environments) of Agenda 21 at the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development (UNCED). Today there is growing awareness at policy, research and activist levels that the well-being of lowland areas is intricately connected to the sustainable conservation of highland regions
Mountain peoples, many with thousands of years of experience living and working in their rugged envi...
Mountains cover 24 percent of the global land area and affect half the human population. They are ho...
Over the past decade, the profile of mountains on the global sustainable development agenda has incr...
Human land use has largely influenced today's environment from lowlands to many high mountain tops. ...
Mountain environments merit special consideration in development policy. While the last two decades ...
Mountains cover a significant portion of the land area of many countries in the world, and their res...
Mountain environments are unique in many ways, including varied slope gradients, cool climates, and ...
Eastern Himalaya is very rich in biodiversity at different levels, such as ecosystem, species and ge...
From April 15-18, 1998, a working group of 12 individuals from around the world gathered to discuss ...
Management of Natural Resources in mountain areas inhabited by traditional societies has been experi...
Mountains cover 24% of the land surface of our planet. These very diverse regions, stretching from t...
The importance of the world's mountain regions has been internationally recognized since the Earth S...
A General Overview of Mountain Laws and Policies with Insights from the Mountain Forum's Electronic ...
The Centre for Development and Environment (CDE) at the University of Bern has long-standing experie...
Mountain systems in India, including the Himalayan region are characterised by highly complex socio-...
Mountain peoples, many with thousands of years of experience living and working in their rugged envi...
Mountains cover 24 percent of the global land area and affect half the human population. They are ho...
Over the past decade, the profile of mountains on the global sustainable development agenda has incr...
Human land use has largely influenced today's environment from lowlands to many high mountain tops. ...
Mountain environments merit special consideration in development policy. While the last two decades ...
Mountains cover a significant portion of the land area of many countries in the world, and their res...
Mountain environments are unique in many ways, including varied slope gradients, cool climates, and ...
Eastern Himalaya is very rich in biodiversity at different levels, such as ecosystem, species and ge...
From April 15-18, 1998, a working group of 12 individuals from around the world gathered to discuss ...
Management of Natural Resources in mountain areas inhabited by traditional societies has been experi...
Mountains cover 24% of the land surface of our planet. These very diverse regions, stretching from t...
The importance of the world's mountain regions has been internationally recognized since the Earth S...
A General Overview of Mountain Laws and Policies with Insights from the Mountain Forum's Electronic ...
The Centre for Development and Environment (CDE) at the University of Bern has long-standing experie...
Mountain systems in India, including the Himalayan region are characterised by highly complex socio-...
Mountain peoples, many with thousands of years of experience living and working in their rugged envi...
Mountains cover 24 percent of the global land area and affect half the human population. They are ho...
Over the past decade, the profile of mountains on the global sustainable development agenda has incr...