Empowering mountain youth through social entrepreneurship can combat learned helplessness. This research explores existing rural incubation ecosystems, their gaps, and policy recommendations.
Assessing mountain forest health: A Comparative Study between sacred grove and community forest of Rudraprayag, Uttarakhand, India.
Health of forest lay the foundation for a healthy future
The Mountains Travel: Stations of Migrant Territorialities.
This artistic research looks for ways to ethically re-relating with the mountains and acknowledging their interactions with us, particularly as migrant territories.
The Mountains Travel: Stations of Migrant Territorialities.
This artistic research looks for ways to ethically re-relating with the mountains and acknowledging their interactions with us, particularly as migrant territories.
How do mountain huts, mountain trails and rock-climbing areas contribute to sustainable livelihood of cities and villages in rural mountain areas, in the alps.
Mountaineering infrastructure like huts, trails, and rock-climbing areas foster sustainable livelihoods for mountain settlements addressing social-, economic-, and social sustainability.
Risks and vulnerabilities to and from Africa’s major mountain ranges
Africa’s mountains are unique, poorly studied in all disciplines, and hardly feature at continental scale in global data initiatives.
Co-producing future scenarios for nature restoration and socio-ecological connectivity in mountain landscapes
We co-developed with 15 stakeholders landscape reconnection scenarios to assess how restoration actions impact socio-ecological connectivity across protected area borders.
Ecosystem service transfer differs along protected areas borders and across value domains in mountain ecosystems
We assess ecosystem service connectivity at protected area borders in mountainous Grenoble, revealing variations that inform biodiversity strategies and policy impacts
Making sense of ecological restoration experiments in alpine protected areas: The Case of Man-Made Slopes
This study will contribute to a broader understanding of how ecological restoration is framed, negotiated, and integrated into alpine conservation strategies.
Mountain Foodways: Future-proofing Mountain Huts Gastronomies for Resiliency and Adaptation to Change
Initial considerations on mountain foodways applied to the management of mountain huts as a touristic destination