The synergetic reading of the transitioning Alpine territory through a Thick mapping approach reveals new realities fostering revolutionary care.
The living spaces in the mountains: between climate migrations, youth return practices, and new communities.
After decades of depopulation, mountain areas are seeing a return of young inhabitants. This research explores housing challenges and architectural solutions to support sustainable repopulation.
Analysis of the Machangara river sub-basin (Ecuador) under the landscape approach as an adaptive management strategy for water resources and climate change
The study identifies adaptive strategies to strengthen ecosystem resilience and water sustainability in the Machangara sub-basin amid climate change and anthropogenic pressures.
Social-Economic And Environmental Impact of Rishikesh-Karnaprayag Railway Line:A Case Study of Maletha Village In Garhwal Region
The study concluded that acquisition of agricultural land is the main driver which will impact the livelihood of natives of the area and causes a decline in their source of income.
Community Business and Sustainable Mountain Tourism Development: The Case of Hyakubariki in Hakuba Village, Japan
Hyakubariki, a community business in Hakuba Village, strengthens local ties, fosters innovation, and supports sustainable tourism. We explores its impact on regional development and livable community.
Spatio-temporal Variability of Land Use/Cover in the Araucarias Biosphere Reserve: The case of the Truful-Truful basin, Chile. Assessment of the Core, Buffer, and Transitions Zones.
This study aimed to analyze the dynamics of land use/cover change between 1961 and 2018 and assess future changes from 2018 to 2034 in the Truful-Truful basin within the Araucarias Biosphere Reserve
Effect of age, gender, and place of residence on daily mobility patterns in a Catalan mountain area
It explores the role of key sociodemographic variables, such as age and gender, in mobility patterns in mountain areas. It also seeks to explore the role of the municipality of residence.
Ecological resilience of tourism in the alpine region – an introduction to a fit for purpose index
Climate change affects tourism destinations in alpine regions. To monitor regional ecological resilience, a list of potential indicators is given, and their validity and applicability are discussed.
Title: The Contribution of the New Population to the Resilience of Mountain Communities
This leads to the creation of a positive environment for the reception of new populations.
A Hare on the Moon? Climate-driven fragmentation and the need for a coordinated Alpine conservation and monitoring network
Climate change fragments Alpine habitats, isolating species like the mountain hare. We evaluate its effects and propose a coordinated monitoring network across protected and non-protected areas.