Euromontana organises the upcoming RUSTIK conference to look at the role data plays in guiding rural areas toward transition pathways.
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There can be no water-resilient Europe without the mountains says Euromontana
On World Water Day and World Glaciers Day, we call more than ever to strengthen Europe's commitment to preserve glaciers, whose melting, especially in the Alps, poses a serious threat to Europe's water supply.
From Puigcerdà to Brussels: Euromontana advocates for public procurement that supports mountain farming
Euromontana recently contributed to the European Commission’s public consultation on the EU Public Procurement Directive to share the voice of mountain communities.
International Mountain Conference 2025
The International Mountain Conference is coming to Europe in Innsbruck! The main objectives of the conference are to synthesise and improve our understanding of mountain systems, in particular their response and resilience to global change.
Euromontana will bring the voice of the mountains to the new European Board on Agriculture and Food
Euromontana has been selected together with 30 other European organisations to form the new European Board on Agriculture and Food (EBAF). We will be represented by Mario Grillo, 1st Vice-President of Euromontana, and will share the messages and demands of Europe’s mountains for better recognition and support of mountain farming!
Euromontana launches its database of good practices for the sustainable development of European mountains
We are launching its new database of good practices! The tool allows users to discover good practices driving change and sustainable development in mountain areas across Europe.
The Puigcerdà Declaration calls for greater support to ensure a vibrant future for mountain economies
On 11 December, International Mountain Day, Euromontana and the Government of Catalonia presented the Puigcerdà Declaration in Brussels, calling for greater political support for mountains in the face of the challenges ahead.
Climate change still fuelling mountain forest fires in 2023
Of the 500,000 hectares burnt in 2023, about 210,000 hectares (41%) belong to Natura 2000 sites. Mountain areas are biodiversity hotspots and are home to a large proportion of these protected areas, around 43% in the European Union.
Shaping the future of mountain economies – Introducing the Puigcerdà Declaration
On International Mountain Day, Euromontana and the Government of Catalonia and CREAF organise a policy debate to share the main recommendations that emerged from the European Mountain Convention