Africa’s mountains are unique, poorly studied in all disciplines, and hardly feature at continental scale in global data initiatives.
Baukultur as a driver for a renewed awareness of the impact of constructions on the environment
The paper will analyze the importance of Baukultur in fostering a renewed awareness of the impact of construction on the environment.
Climate Change Impacts on Mountain Bioclimatic Zones Using High-Resolution Environmental Stratification
This study applies a statistically derived stratification, based on CMIP6 Earth System Model projections, to assess the magnitude and spatial distribution of bioclimatic shifts in mountains.
Integrated Approaches to Safeguarding Highlands Through Tourism
There is need for integrated approaches to ensure that forest degradation is minimized or in the best case scenario, halted. Tourism has the potential.
Implementation of Agenda 2030 in the Eastern Mountains of Galicia, Spain: an opportunity for rural development
Mountains are “biodiversity hotspots”, although they also have very fragile ecosystems. From our viewpoint, the implementation of Agenda 2030 will be an opportunity for mountain rural development.
Sustainable management archetypes of temperate forests in the mountains of the northwest Iberian: ecosystem services and biodiversity conservation
European temperate forests have been sustainably managed over time, preserving high and unique biodiversity and maintaining the resilience of the most outstanding ecosystem services.
