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“Mountain wilderness” refers to any pristine, untouched mountain environment, where anyone can experience vast open spaces, silence, solitude, nature. “The value of wilderness therefore lies above all in its potential to stimulate a creative relationship between civilised man and the natural environment. It is the degree of authenticity of this relationship that gives a non-ephemeral meaning to adventure.”

This definition dates back to 1987, when the Biella theses, our manifesto, were written. They marked the birth of Mountain Wilderness.

Mountain Wilderness International (MWI) is the umbrella organisation of the national chapters of Mountain Wilderness. It facilitates communication and exchange among national chapters, coordinates and organises international projects and actions and officially represents the organisation in its relations with governments, authorities, international institutions and non-governmental organisations.

If you share our ideas and you wish to help us, please join a national chapter. Mountain Wilderness has chapters in a dozen countries.

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Thawing #arctic hillsides release a significant amount of organic #carbon that has been locked in frozen ground for thousands of years but which now can contribute to an already warming climate.The finding comes from the study of hillsides in a far north region of Russia, where the researchers also found a significant and rapid increase of collapsed hillsides. The collapses feature landslides that gradually expose more of the #permafrost for thawing -- and more carbon for release.Global climate models don't account for the once-frozen carbon set free by these collapsing hillsides. ... See MoreSee Less

Thawing Arctic hillsides are major climate change contributors

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Thawing Arctic hillsides release a significant amount of organic carbon that has been locked in frozen ground for thousands of years but which now can contribute to an already warming climate, accordi...
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The pass between Scex Rouge and Tsanfleuron has been iced over since at least the Roman era. But as both glaciers have retreated, the bare rock of the ridge between the two is beginning to emerge – and will be completely ice-free before the summer is out#glaciers #alps #climatecrisis ... See MoreSee Less

Swiss mountain pass will lose all glacier ice ‘in a few weeks’ for first time in centuries

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Bare rock is emerging between Scex Rouge and Tsanfleuron glaciers as they melt at an accelerated rate
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Fragments of shredded truck tires blown in from nearby highways. Pieces of plastic bottles lifted from a Utah landfill by siroccos and dropped onto Loveland Pass. Detritus from the Pacific garbage patch catapulted by El Nino into the San Juan mountains. Microplastics seem to be everywhere. An invisible layer blankets the Rocky Mountains, polluting snowpack and water in yet undefined ways. ... See MoreSee Less

Microplastics increasingly found in Colorado’s snowpack

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Researchers in Colorado have identified tiny pieces of plastic in a snowpack sample from the pristine high country — a finding that may confirm suspicions that an invisible layer of microplastics bl...
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Soaring temperatures and improper disaster management have resulted in increased desertification rates across the globe. Coupled with droughts and a drop in agricultural productivity, the effects of desertification cannot be ignored. More than 60% of Central Asia is vulnerable to desertification processes. Soaring temperatures in parts of China, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, and many other countries have been a cause of concern. Desertification is a huge issue also in Africa. ... See MoreSee Less

What Is Desertification? Causes, Effects, And Solutions | Earth.Org

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To curb high rates of land degradation worldwide, effective risk management is needed. What is desertification and what are the main causes and solutions?
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Thawing #Arctic hillsides release a significant amount of organic #carbon that has been locked in frozen ground for thousands of years but which now can contribute to an already warming #climate. Global climate models don't account for this @ScienceDaily https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2022/08/220812224205.htm

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The pass btw Scex Rouge and Tsanfleuron has been iced over since at least Roman era. But as both #glaciers have retreated, the bare rock of the ridge btw the two is beginning to emerge & will be completely ice-free before summer's end #Alps #climatecrisis https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2022/aug/11/swiss-mountain-pass-scex-rouge-tsanfleuron-glacier-melts-climate-crisis

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Fragments of truck tires blown in from nearby highways, pieces of plastic bottles lifted from landfills by siroccos & dropped onto the slopes. Detritus from Pacific garbage patch catapulted by El Nino into the #RockyMountains. #Microplastics is everywhere https://www.cpr.org/2022/08/07/microplastics-increasingly-found-in-colorados-snowpack/

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Soaring temperatures and improper disaster management have resulted in increased #desertification rates across the globe. More than 60% of Central Asia is vulnerable to desertification processes. Desertification is a huge issue also in Africa.
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Temperatures in the #Himalayas are rising twice as fast as global average, melting ice & cutting snowfall. If world leaders fail to honor their promise to limit #globalwarming to 1.5 C, half to 2/3 of total ice mass will have disappeared by end of century
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Italian Nature Film Festival #25GPFF calls for gov Italian Nature Film Festival #25GPFF calls for governments and citizens to sign environmental sustainability and nature conservation charter to commit to a more sustainable world and then organises helicopter 🚁 ride in nature reserve - where tourist flights are banned - to Gran Paradiso 🏔 summit for a distinguished roped party to fake ascent to advertise it. Now, was there any need to drop this roped party 🧗‍♂️ along with H.S.H. Prince Albert II of Monaco by helicopter on the shoulder of Gran Paradiso known as 'back of the donkey' just to take a few pics for the press 📷 and make headlines in the name of "sustainability"? Link in bio #granparadiso #gpff #granparadisofilmfestival #ValledAosta #Italy #Alps #granparadisonationalpark #sustainability #climatecrisis #glaciercrisis #whateverittakes #donoharm #cleanclimbing #helicopter #mountainsmatter #mountainwilderness #wildlife #naturereserve #greenwashing
The tragedy that struck dozens of hikers and mount The tragedy that struck dozens of hikers and mountaineers has shaken us all deeply. We mourn the dead and express our sympathy to their families and the injured. It is, however, a tragedy that must make us reflect. The disaster struck one day after a record high temperature of 10 degrees Celsius was recorded at the glacier’s summit. Italy currently has about 920 glaciers, almost entirely in the Alps. In the last 20 years, the country has lost 25 percent of the water from those shrinking glaciers, and melting glaciers and permafrost weakens the mountains, causing glacier collapse, rockfalls, landslides, mudflows, debris and slushflows. Link in bio 📷 courtesy of CNSAS, Italian Alpine Cliff and Cave Rescue Corps #Marmolada #glacier #Dolomites #Alps #mountainsmatter #mountainwilderness #mountainlovers
📷 Girls in Action! First course for women trek 📷 Girls in Action! First course for women trekking guides in SWAT S ustainable W omen A dventure-Nature-Culture T raining How many years have passed since the day the young and brave Malala Yousafzai was shot by Islamic fundamentalists? Today, in that very same Swat valley, surrounded by the southernmost peaks of the Himalayan mountains, a small but significant revolutionary event is about to take place, involving twenty-four girls like Malala and – just like her – determined to shape their own destiny. To find out more click the link in bio #Swat #HKH #pakistan #mountainlovers #mountainsmatter #girlpower #mountaineering #hiking #trekking #nature #culture #wildlife #cleanclimbing #donoharm
Today is World Environment Day! 2022 is a histori Today is World Environment Day! 2022 is a historic milestone: it marks 50 years since the 1972 United Nations Conference on the Human Environment in Stockholm, where the idea of World Environment Day was formalised, with the first one being celebrated in 1973. This year’s theme is #OnlyOneEarth. Did you know that we are using the equivalent of 1.6 Earths to maintain our current way of life? Ecosystems cannot keep up with our demands. Our lifestyles are associated with two thirds of all greenhouse gas emissions. Studies show that sustainable lifestyles and behaviours could reduce our emissions by 40 to 70% by 2050. There are a lot of actions that we as individuals can put in place to make a difference. What are you doing to make this a better place? 📷 #WorldEnvironmentDay #WED2022 #OnlyOneEarth #mountainsmatter #mountainlovers #mountainwilderness #nature #wildlife #donoharm #leavenotrace #cleanclimbing
The General Assembly (GA) of Mountain Wilderness I The General Assembly (GA) of Mountain Wilderness International took place last weekend in Switzerland 🇨🇭 with participants from Catalonia, France, Germany, Italy, Spain and Switzerland. It was the first GA in presence since 2019. The outgoing board was re-elected: Jordi Quera - President (Catalonia) Gabriella Suzanne Vanzan - Vice-President (Italy) Gotlind Blechschmidt - Vice-President (Germany) Karin Lankes - Secretary General (Germany) Susanna Gonella - Treasurer (Italy) were joined by Gilles Privat - Vice-President (France) Congrats to the team! 👏 📷 Marta Corrà 🔗 in bio #mountains #mountainsmatter #mountainwilderness #GA2022 #donoharm #leavenotrace #mountainlovers #wildlife #Alps #cleanclimbing
After 3 years we finally met in person! 👏 Our After 3 years we finally met in person! 👏 Our General Assembly 2022 took place last weekend at the hut Les Sommets 🇨🇭 in Canton Vaud's Jura 🏔️ with an amazing view on Lake Geneva and Mont Blanc. More info this week! 🙏 @Satorizmagasinsbio 🇫🇷 for the generous food supplies! #mountainsmatter #mountainwilderness #GeneralAssembly2022 #Alps #leavenotrace #cleanclimbing #donoharm #wildlife 💚
We can't wait! After more than two years, we will We can't wait! After more than two years, we will finally meet in presence! Our annual meeting 2022 will take place in a fortnight' time in Switzerland, in the Canton of Vaud, near Lake Geneva 📷 View from Chalet #LesSommets #mountains #MountainsMatter #mountainwilderness #wildlife #wilderness #mountaineers #mountainlovers #mountaineers #cleanclimbing #outdoors #leavenotrace #donoharm #Alps #annualmeeting
As you all know, the UN General Assembly declared As you all know, the UN General Assembly declared 2022 as the International Year of Sustainable Mountain Development, at the proposal of the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic. The year 2022 also marks the 20th anniversary from the first International Year ever devoted to mountains (International Year of Mountains 2002) as well as the 20th anniversary of the Mountain Partnership. The launching event “Mountains Matter: for people and the planet” took place yesterday Link in bio #mountainsmatter #IYM2022 #mountainwilderness #mountainlovers #wildlife #biodiversity #mountaineering #cleanclimbing #donoharm #leavenotrace #sustainabletourism
📌Registration to The Swat Project 2022 opens to 📌Registration to The Swat Project 2022 opens today! The Asian Desk of Mountain Wilderness International, Mountain Wilderness Pakistan, CAAI and ISMEO invite members of national Chapters of Mountain Wilderness, members of Alpine Clubs, mountaineering schools as well as hikers, mountaineers and mountain lovers to take part in the exploration of hiking and mountaineering routes in the Swat region, Pakistan. The aim is to publish a guidebook on environmentally sustainable tourism and establish a National Park 💚 Link in bio #Swat #TheSwatProject #HKH #AsianDesk #nationalpark #mountainwilderness #mountainsmatter #mountainlovers #hiking #mountaineering #cleanclimbing #donoharm #leavenotrace #environmentallyfriendly #sustainability #wildlife
The Swat region is a fascinating mountain area of The Swat region is a fascinating mountain area of Pakistan, easily accessible from major cities on the plain and, for this reason, exposed to the risk of disorderly development and growing aggressive, disrespectful tourism. Mountain Wilderness believes that the only way to protect and preserve the integrity of these valleys of rare beauty is to set up a national park, which is the final aim of the Swat Project. The Asian Desk of Mountain Wilderness, together with CAAI - Academic Alpine Club of Italy, ISMEO - International Association of Mediterranean and Oriental Studies - and Mountain Wilderness Pakistan are planning an expedition in August/September this year. Registration information to take part in the project will be available soon also in English. Stay tuned! #Swat #Pakistan #TheSwatProject #HKH #mountainlovers #mountainwilderness #mountainsmatter #nationalpark #wildlife #cleanclimbing #donoharm #leavenotrace #natureprotection #environmentfriendly
Kurt Diemberger, living legend of mountaineering, Kurt Diemberger, living legend of mountaineering, high-altitude filmmaker and photographer, author of several books, recipient of the 2013 Piolet d’Or Lifetime Achievement, founding father, International Guarantor and Honorary President of Mountain Wilderness International turns 90! 👏 Happy birthday, Kurt! Link to his lifetime achievements in bio 📷 Our Vice President Gotlind Blechschmidt visited him recently #mountainwilderness #mountains #KurtDiemberger #happybirthday #donoharm #leavenotrace #mountainsmatter #wilderness #cleanclimbing #outdoors #pioletdor #mountainlovers
The latest report from the IPCC was released on Fe The latest report from the IPCC was released on February 28. 270 authors from 67 countries assessed the impacts of climate change on ecosystems and human communities in the report, providing detailed observations of historical and recent changes as well as projections of future changes under different levels of GHGs and warming. The report shows the important difference between lower and higher rates of GHGs scenarios: many low elevation and small glaciers around the world will lose more than half their mass even at 1.5°C warming, while higher levels would cause a loss between two-thirds and over 90%. The report is available at the following link: https://report.ipcc.ch/ar6wg2/ Link in bio #IPCC #climatechange #mountains #globalwarming #mountainwilderness #wildlife #ecosystems #glaciers #biodiversity #GHG #carbon #outdoors #donoharm #leavenotrace #adaptation #mitigation
A “joyful rendez-vous on pure snow and ice”, w A “joyful rendez-vous on pure snow and ice”, was the promotional slogan of Beijing’s bid to host this year’s Winter Olympics and the slopes were filled with huge quantities of artificial snow, giving them the appearance of white ribbons on a brown backdrop. China estimated the Winter Olympics will need about 49 million gallons of water (185 million litres) to make its snow; experts think the Games will need 10 times that amount. Snowmaking for the 2022 Olympic Games has reportedly resulted in water being diverted away from local residents and farmers, who are already short of this resource as Beijing suffers from an endemic water shortage. If the Olympic venues of Beijing 2022 are converted into permanent ski resorts as planned, these unsustainable practices will likely continue long after the games. And we should not forget that the area falls within the core area of the 4,600-hectare Songshan National Nature Reserve. But sacrificing biodiversity to ski runs “is standard form for the Winter Olympics. Vancouver 2010 built over sacred indigenous lands. More than 80% of the mountain venues for Sochi 2014 fell inside Russia’s protected Sochi Natural Park and Sochi State Natural Reserve, until their boundaries were entirely redrawn to accommodate ski jumps and hotels. Pyeongchang 2018 required the cutting down of thousands of ancient trees on Mount Gariwang, itself a sacred site in South Korea." Link in bio #olympics #winterolympics #beijing2022 #IOC #mountains #mountainwilderness #sustainability #fakesnow #biodiversity #nature #wildlife #ecosystems #environment #climatecrisis #donoharm #leavenotrace #mountainlovers
The next Winter Olympics are just around the corne The next Winter Olympics are just around the corner, and as usual we question the alleged sustainability of such mega sporting events, but this time we do so on the basis of scientific data. Researchers at the University of Lausanne, Switzerland, recently reviewed the social, environmental and economic sustainability of 16 editions of the Summer and Winter Olympic Games. The study concludes that the rhetoric of sustainability does not match actual sustainability outcomes and sustainability in the Olympics is clearly declining over time as Salt Lake City (2002) and Albertville (1992) scored higher than all the rest, whereas the Winter Olympics in Sochi in 2014 and the Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro in 2016 had the lowest sustainability scores. How will Beijing 2022 and Milano-Cortina 2026 score? Link in bio Müller, M., Wolfe, S.D., Gaffney, C. et al. An evaluation of the sustainability of the Olympic Games. Nat Sustain 4, 340–348 (2021). #olympics #olympicgames #sustainability #mountains #climatecrisis #environment #mountainwilderness #IOC #artificialsnow #donoharm #leavenotrace #outdoors #sports #mountainlovers #nature #mountainsmatter #SDGs
2021 was the sixth hottest year on record. From 19 2021 was the sixth hottest year on record. From 1960 to 2017, the Alpine snow season shortened by 38 days. Little or no snow will become a regular winter occurrence. If GHG emissions are not reduced, decrease in snowpack will have significant consequences on ecosystems, agriculture and communities. The effect of climate change has been stronger on winter temperatures, making snow increasingly rare at ski resorts below 1,500 m. Ski resorts all over the world rely on artificial snow either via snowmaking systems or even transported via truck or helicopter. Is artificial snowmaking the solution? #snowline #snowpack #water #artificialsnow #climatecrisis #ecosystems #biodiversity #mountains #wildlife #mountainwilderness #donoharm #leavenotrace
Some insights into our current and future projects Some insights into our current and future projects are now available on our website under current actions and projects. In December, besides making a video to celebrate #IMD, we took part in the event "Great things happen when men and mountains meet", at Teatro Bruno Munari, in Italy. And have you already heard about a project of five young women activists named @united.mountains.of.europe? Well, you should! Full story in bio 📷 Teatro del Buratto - Arthur Delique - MW Italy - MW Switzerland 🙏 #mountainsmatter #wilderness #mountainlovers #wildlife #mountainwilderness #SWAT #HKH #leavenotrace #donoharm #cleanclimbing #outdoors #declarationofmountainrights
Dear friends, 2021, just like the previous year, h Dear friends, 2021, just like the previous year, has been a challenging one. Once again we could not meet in presence, and the virtual world - no matter how immersive - could not and cannot by far replace the real one. We have had to put many projects on hold, as well as many actions, activities and campaigns, but we are confident that the coming year will offer many opportunities and positive surprises. Keep following us and supporting us 🙏 and enjoy a wonderful holidays break, at home, in the mountains or wherever you will spend the next days and weeks, observing the health, safety and distancing rules in place to keep yourself and others safe. Take care and Happy Holidays! 💚 🗻 #mountainsmatter #mountainlovers #outdoors #mountainwilderness #wildlife #donoharm #cleanclimbing #leavenotrace #staysafe
Happy International Mountain Day 2021! 💚 Check Happy International Mountain Day 2021! 💚 Check out our video, a joint effort to celebrate #IMD2021 with all of you, despite the pandemic! ⤵️ https://fb.watch/9QDKVVXvOb/ #IMD #mountainsmatter #sustainablemountaintourism #mountains #mountainlovers #mountainwilderness #wildlife #leavenotrace #donoharm #cleanclimbing #ecotourism
This year's theme of International Mountain Day, o This year's theme of International Mountain Day, on Dec 11, is Sustainable Mountain Tourism. "To ensure the sustainability of mountain tourism it is essential to measure its impact, measure resources and waste, define the carrying capacity of destinations, advance digitalisation and invest in sustainable infrastructure and products" (Mountain Partnership) We support responsible travel and advocate the use of public transport, we encourage sustainable development of local economies by involving local population and promoting local and short chain products. We are committed to maintaining mountains in as natural a state as possible and fight against commoditization of mountain areas. Respect mountains. Enjoy them sustainably. Because #mountainsmatter #IMD2021 #mountainwilderness #mountainlovers #wildlife #tourism #sustainability #donoharm #leavenotrace
Mountains act as carbon sinks, they provide food a Mountains act as carbon sinks, they provide food and clean water as well as climate and natural hazard regulation. But mountain ecosystems are particularly sensitive to the impacts of climate change. Mean annual temperatures in the Alps and Pyrenees have risen by 2° C since the 1980s, i.e. 0 5°C per decade. In terms of temperature conditions, 0.5°C represent about 100 m altitude difference, meaning that flora and fauna would need to move 100 m upslope every decade to have the same temperature. At COP26 countries agreed the Glasgow Climate Pact to keep 1.5°C alive, but even if global warming is limited to 1.5°C, the Hindu Kush Himalaya will warm by around 2.1°C by the end of the century. Studies suggest that the tropical Andes have suffered a warming trend of 0.15-0.2°C/decade above 4000 m.a.s.l. during the last four decades This is why IPBES calls for a tansformative change, replacing the term sustainable development, as we need to make much bigger steps. Transformative change is a "fundamental, system-wide reorganisation across technological, economic and social factors, including paradigms, goals and values". It is not too late to make a difference, but we need to start now, at every level, from individual and local to global. #transformativechange #mountains #mountainsmatter #mountainwilderness #mountainlovers #wildlife #biodiversity #globalwarming #climatechange #donoharm #outdoors
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