#IMC: September 14 - 18 2025

The Legacy of Jack D. Ives: His Influence on Young Montologists Around the World and Reflections on Mountain Studies Today

Assigned Session: PS 3.107: Montology in memory of Jack D. Ives – Basic approaches, understandings, and methods of mountain researcher and studies

Abstract ID: 3.12288 | Accepted as Talk | Talk | TBA | TBA

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(1) Burdur Mehmet Akif Ersoy Üniversitesi, Merkez Cami Mahallesi, Atatürk Caddesi, No:158 15400 Gölhisar/BURDUR, 15400 GÖLHİSAR, TR

Categories: Others
Keywords: Young Montologists, Montological method

Categories: Others
Keywords: Young Montologists, Montological method

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Jack D. Ives was a pioneering geographer and montologist who significantly influenced the structure of mountain studies. His methodological approaches and contributions to mountain studies have influenced modern research from different angles and have been both an inspiration and a methodological guide for young montologists. In particular, his emphasis on human-environment interaction and policy relevance has emphasized the sustainable management of mountain ecosystems, enabling the complex and evolving challenges facing mountain regions to be addressed. Jack D. Ives’ approach, which emphasizes the need for interdisciplinary research to understand mountain systems holistically, has become the cornerstone for understanding and solving mountain problems. His legacy of these fundamental approaches continues to shape the future of mountain studies. In this study, Jack D. Ives’ influence on regional and global studies will be assessed through the work of young montologists in mountainous regions. It will discuss how Ives’ legacy provides a foundation for modern mountain studies and how these studies offer solutions to current problems.

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