GEO Mountains Releases a New Version of Its In Situ Inventory
GEO Mountains is pleased to announce the release of Version 3 (v3.2) of its In Situ Inventory – a resource that seeks to make mountain monitoring efforts more visible, discoverable,…
Scientists from the University of Trento, IUSS Pavia and EURAC Research have created a new observational dataset gathering in situ daily measurements of air temperature and precipitation from a variety...
As part of our ongoing commitment to advancing open, accessible, and collaborative mountain data, GEO Mountains is proud to announce the launch of our newly redesigned website. The refreshed platform...
The Mountain Research Initiative is pleased to have joined the Belmont Forum’s Resilience CRA, offering targeted support for research focused on vulnerability and resilience in mountainous regions and/or highland–lowland linkages. Registration...
On 11 June 2025, 25 members of the GEO Mountains network gathered online for the network’s biannual General Meeting. Against the backdrop of the recently adopted post-2025 GEO Work Programme,...
On 18 June 2025, twelve members of the GEO Mountains network met online for the inaugural meeting of Task Group 3 (TG3), marking the beginning of a new activity to...
At the inaugural GEO Global Forum 2025 in Rome, the Mountain Research Initiative and GEO Mountains participated in key discussions on advancing Earth Observations (EO) for sustainable mountain development. Highlights...
