Snow avalanche observations from New Zealand detail rapid transitions to warm, wet flows. Flow regimes offer insights for hazard mitigation and protection amid increasingly dense, dynamic conditions.
Glacier Retreat and the Restructuring of Ecological Networks
Glacier retreat reshapes biodiversity, ecological networks, and ecosystem functions. Understanding these shifts is crucial for conserving biodiversity and sustaining ecosystems in mountain regions
Low-Altitude Micro-Ski Resorts and Climate Change: Evidence from Two Case Studies in the Northwestern of the Italian Alps
Climate Change and low-altitude ski resorts
The SkiAbility Project: A First Proposal for Accessibility Guidelines for Ski Resorts
In 2022, the Arge Alp Community funded the SkiAbility project to improve accessibility in ski resorts in the Alpine area, promoting the inclusion of people with disabilities through good practices.
Impact of Uprooting and Impala Chemical Application on Soil Physicochemical Properties: A Case Study of Controlling Acacia mearnsii (Black Wattle) on Nyika Plateau
Acacia mearnsii, invasive in regions like Malawi, threatens biodiversity and agriculture. Control methods’ impact on soil physiochemical properties is understudied, challenging ecological restoration.
Parallels and Contrasts of Late Pleistocene-Early Holocene Hunter and Migratory Game Transhumance in the U.S. Rocky Mountains, French Pyrenees, and Polish Carpathians
Comparison of Late Pleistocene-Early Holocene Models of High-Altitude Subsistence Systems in Two European and One North American Mountain Ranges.
Transitional Colonization of Colorado’s Southern Rocky Mountains from the Latest Pleistocene into the Early Holocene
The presentation describes research modeling of Late Pleistocene through Early Holocene cultural and climate change in the Colorado Rocky Mountains.
When heritage fails: anthropological understandings from an unachieved UNESCO inscription in the Italian Western Alps
This paper explores how conflicts between institutional heritage expertise and practices of landscape stewardship in an Italian Alpine vallet could result in resistances to UNESCO heritage-making.
Mountain Fishing Tourism: A Trilogy of Shops, Apps, and Conservation
Mountain Fishing shops are struggling to survive technology trends such as apps and e-commerce. The key is finding a balance between embracing digital tools and maintaining the personal touch.
Enhancing ecological networks between protected areas in the Alps: Investigations for connectivity conservation by spatial planning
The Alpine Space PlanToConnect project developed models to enhance ecological networks in the Alps, using spatial analysis and site visits, addressing connectivity and conservation challenges.