The XII European Mountain Convention concluded with the adoption of the Sila Declaration, which sets out Euromontana's approach and vision of smart mountain areas towards 2050
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IV European Mountain Convention – Rural development
The IV European Mountain Convention will explore major current changes, such as the reform of rural development and enlargement, and their impact on mountain areas
OREKA MENDIAN
OREKA MENDIAN aims to develop a common strategy to manage mountain pasture areas in Natura 2000 sites in Euskadi and Iparralde, finding a balance between their conservation and socio-economic use.
Promoting responsible recreation in popular natural sites: the Trolltunga experience
The ASCENT project has sought to implement solutions that respect local traditions and practices regarding tourism.
Smart mountains: how can biosphere reserves contribute to the Green Deal?
Euromontana is organising a series of webinars to feed reflection in view of the next European Mountain Convention and showcase good initiatives and contribute to foresight analysis for our collective future
The role of pastoral schools in the management of natural habitats
This event, organised in the framework of the ShepForBio project, will discuss the role of pastoral schools for the conservation of habitats and biodiversity.
No indiscriminate afforestation in the mountains: Euromontana welcomes European Commission guidelines
Afforestation of mountain areas can be counterproductive for the conservation of habitats and species recently pointed out the European Commission in
Citizen science turns people into alpine lakes observers
The SIMILE project not only used technology to improve the monitoring of Alpine lakes, but also involved citizens.
Mountain grasslands’ conservation status is not set in stone, states Euromontana at Oreka Mendian Final Seminar
75% of Europe’s grasslands are in an unfavourable conservation status. This is the observation shared by Euromontana during Oreka Mendian’s final seminar in Arantzazu (Spain) last 15 October