As long-standing member of the Mountain Partnership, Euromontana welcomes and supports this declaration, which highlights the crucial role of mountains for people and the planet.
Climate change
Euromontana and CIMO re-elected to the Mountain Partnership Steering Committee
Euromontana and its member CIMO (Centro de Investigação de Montanha) have been re-elected to the Steering Committee of the Mountain Partnership, where they will continue to represent the European Major Groups for the 2026–2030 mandate
One million hectares burned in 2025: the EU responds with a new wildfire risk strategy
Euromontana welcomes the European Commission's recent Communication on integrated wildfire risk management, launched on 25 March 2026.
LIFE ShepForBio Third International Conference: Pastoral Landscapes 2026
Join us for a three-day international conference bringing together shepherds, researchers, public institutions, and European networks to reflect on good practices, innovative models, and new alliances in pastoralism.
Engaging mountain communities for climate adaptation – MountResilience Community of Practice
Successful climate adaptation relies on strong and lasting collaboration with local stakeholders, yet maintaining engagement over time remains a challenge for many regions and projects.
Sankt Corona’s response to climate change: diversifying tourism for a resilient future
Sankt Corona is no exception and, like many small alpine destinations, it faced a difficult decision: shut down or adapt? In 2014, the community made a decisive shift.
Euromontana supports a new European manifesto for the governance of glaciers and connected resources
Together with more than 80 other organisations around the world, Euromontana supports a European manifesto for the governance of glaciers and connected resources.
European Manifesto for a governance of glaciers and connected resources
Supported by Euromontana and more than 80 organisations around the world, this joint manifesto demands immediate and targeted political responses to the economic, social and environmental impacts of climate change.
New 2013–2023 study highlights the twin challenges of generational renewal and climate change in the Alps
A recent intermediate report, updating demographic data for the Italian and Austrian Alps for the 2013-2023 period, highlights significant shifts in population and mobility patterns in the Alps and provides additional knowledge of ongoing demographic challenges.