Big thanks for yesterday’s inspiring training session and energizing networking event at #IMC25. We’re grateful for the learning and connections! #MountainResearch #Collaboration #MountainFutures

Going to #IMC25 next week? Stop by for a chat! The International Mountain Society and MRD are offering a networking workshop to connect, share ideas, and help shape the future of mountain research! 17 September 2025, 7:15 – 8:45 PM CEST/UTC+2, MCI – SR 303. t.ly/GOePE #MountainsMatter #Collaboration

Heading to the International Mountain Conference 2025 in Innsbruck next week? Take the opportunity to meet MRD's associate editors! They are cohosting three sessions designed to support mountain researchers and development practitioners. Check them out: t.ly/0uOSv or 👇🏻 #MountainsMatter #IMC25

Just out: Ignacio Palomo’s review of “The Canadian Mountain Assessment: Walking Together to Enhance Understanding of Mountains in Canada,” by Graham McDowell, Madison Stevens, Shawn Marshall, and many others. doi.org/10.1659/mrd.... @ucalgarypress.bsky.social #MountainsMatter

We are looking for topic editors to join the team! Help shape knowledge for sustainable mountain futures and be part of a unique, not-for-profit, community-supported scientific journal aiming for societal impact! Find out more and apply by 24 Oct: t.ly/PAzBF #AcademicSky #MountainsMatter

Heading to the International Mountain Conference 2025 in Innsbruck? MRD is cohosting three sessions designed to support mountain researchers and development practitioners. Check them out: t.ly/0uOSv or 👇🏻 #MountainsMatter #IMC25

🔔1 week left to send your notice of intent! Are you going to #IMC2025? We invite papers emerging from recent research collaborations across different disciplines, experiences, and geographic and cultural perspectives that will be presented at the conference. Read the full call for papers: t.ly/0MkKb

Our focus issue on woodland resurgence and sustainability in mountains is complete! Articles assess restoration projects in Peru and Nepal, forest structural complexity in Nepal, and the role of farm trees as cultural keystone species in Morocco. Read the issue: t.ly/DL_i8 #MountainsMatter

Are you participating in #IMC2025? We invite papers emerging from recent research collaborations across different disciplines, experiences, and geographic and cultural perspectives that will be presented at the conference. Read more and submit your notice of intent by 15 June! t.ly/0MkKb

It was a great pleasure and truly inspiring to work with the incredibly engaged and dedicated young researchers from the Southern African mountains during the Early Career Workshop at #SAMC2025!

Olive, walnut, and almond are cultural keystone species for the Amazigh communities in Morocco’s High Atlas Mountains. Knowing this can enhance biocultural conservation. Read the article by @mobarakchaima.bsky.social, @laurakmoch.bsky.social, @plieningerlab.bsky.social and coauthors: t.ly/3Hc4J

What does it take to successfully restore Andean Polylepis forests? Tina Christmann and coauthors assess a model project led by Instituto de Montaña in Aquia, Peru, analyzing restoration procedures and outcomes and pinpointing key success factors. t.ly/bcqve

Forest structural complexity is essential for a forest’s ecological health. Prakash Basnet and colleagues assessed it in Nepal’s Annapurna Conservation Area and examined potential drivers to inform management and conservation efforts. Get the details: t.ly/Y6dOR