Geometridae moth communities exhibited seasonal variations and a hump-shaped elevational pattern in the North Western Himalayan mountain range, influenced by environmental factors and species turnover
Seed germination and seedling establishment in Alpine conifers following a prescribed fire
Fire and post-fire conditions affected seed germination and seedling establishment. Stone pine exhibited greater resistance while Norway spruce and European larch showed reduced seedling establishment
Searching for, searching with: transformative anthropology for imagining more inclusive models of wildlife governance in the Trentino Alps
Moving from an ongoing research project in the Trentino Alps, this paper explores the transformative role of anthropological understandings in promoting collaborative models of wildlife governance.
Building Resilience in Alpine communities: Community-Driven Solutions for Maniva Ski in TranStat project
TranStat project co-constructs sustainable solutions for ski resorts across Europe impacted by climate change, focusing on Maniva Ski in Lombardy, Italy, through participatory processes, community inv
Navigating Livelihoods in High Altitude Town: The Case of Seasonal Migrants in Leh, Ladakh Union Territory, India
Seasonal migration to Leh, Ladakh (India) is both need driven but also aspirational, with attractive compensation packages more than offsetting the harsh climatic conditions and health consequences.
Spatio-temporal variability of water temperature in a mountain river: insights from a field campaign
We conducted an extensive field campaign in an alpine river to improve our understanding of spatio-temporal variability and the drivers of river water temperature at high altitudes.
No-Shows in Field Monitoring: Aufeis Non-Formation Leading to Methodological Shifts and Broader Findings
The study explores how the non-formation of aufeis in Yukon led to a methodological shift, revealing new insights into winter hydrology and broader hydrological changes in deglaciating catchments.
Community Resilience in a Mountain Community in Nepal
This study explores how social capital influences resilience in a landslide-prone mountain community, highlighting collective responses, dynamic capacities, and implications for building resilience.
Tracing integrative taxonomy and historical biogeography of Geometridae moths (Lepidoptera: Heterocera) for unravelling evolutionary patterns in the North Western Himalaya, India: a roadmap for investigation
Integrating field-based diversity study with molecular phylogenetics and historical biogeography framework to gain insights into evolutionary patterns and conservation prioritizations in Himalaya.
Using Participatory Mapping for Enhancing Community Resilience: Key Lessons and Insights
This study explores digital mapping for knowledge engagement and community resilience in mountain environment, highlighting key factors, challenges and local contexts for collective actions.