This study explores digital mapping for knowledge engagement and community resilience in mountain environment, highlighting key factors, challenges and local contexts for collective actions.
Nature-based Solutions in mountain areas to meet EU Nature Restoration Targets: First insights from the project EVESNAT
The project EVESNAT evaluates the role of Nature-based Solutions in supporting biodiversity and human well-being under the new EU Nature Restoration Law.
Past, Present and Future Challenges of Protected Areas in Dinaric Mountain Range
Protected areas in the Dinaric Mountain face diverse challenges. A holistic approach to address ecological and social priorities should be considered.
Sustaining transhumance yak herding in the Lower Mustang, Nepal: Integrating traditional knowledge and nature-based solutions
This study documents socio-economic and climatic challenges confronted by transhumance yak herding community of Lower Mustang and explores traditional nature-based solutions for sustaining it.
Combing normative scenarios and exploratory conservation policies for delineating robust Alpine protected areas
Planning conservation areas based on current biodiversity and ecosystem services is ineffective due to global change. Normative and explorative scenarios allow delineating robust areas to changes.
Bridging perspectives: A transdisciplinary analysis of challenges and opportunities for sustainable livelihoods in Nepal’s mountain landscapes
This study uses a transdisciplinary approach to analyse the challenges and opportunities for a sustainable future in Nepal’s mountain regions, integrating local and academic perspectives.
Cascading downstream impacts of climate change in the world’s water towers
We review how climate change impacts in the world’s “water towers” cascade through interconnected mountain-lowland systems, emphasizing the need for a holistic understanding of these dynamics.
Living Well in the Mountains – A Holistic Framework for Mountain Socio-Ecosystems
“Living Well” emphasizes human-nature interdependence, offering a holistic framework for socio-ecosystems. The CIRM centers its inter- and transdisciplinary research on “Living Well in the Mountains”
Stakeholders’ perceptions of environmental inequities related to ecosystem services: insights from the Maurienne Valley (France)
Our results highlight that stakeholders in the Maurienne valley perceive strong procedural and recognition inequities, often linked to tensions between stakeholders over ecosystem services priorities.
Participatory Characterization of Hydro-Social Territories: Identifying Territorial Patterns and Power Relations in the Upper Valdivia River Sub-basin
A participatory approach to analyze hydrosocial territories, power dynamics, and water governance in the Upper Valdivia River Sub-basin.