Mountain Research Initiative MRI – The MRI is a coordination network fostering research collaboration among diverse mountain experts since the 1990s. We promote basic and applied research, exploring global change’s impact on mountain social-ecological systems.

Call for Steering Group Nominations: Impacts of Changes in the Mountain Cryosphere (IC-MontC)

The MRI encourages members of the network to engage with this important effort. Submit your

News

International Science Council (ISC) Fellows Letter to the Scientific Community on the Occasion of the Summit of the Future

In anticipation of the upcoming UN Summit of the Future, the ISC Fellows community, led by Chair of the ISC Fellowship Council, Dr. Terrence Forrester, penned a Letter to the scientific community emphasizing the critical role for scientists in building pathways to a sustainable future. An abridged version of the Letter, “UN Pact for the […]

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The MRI at the World Biodiversity Forum 2024

The MRI played an active role at the World Biodiversity Forum (WBF) 2024 held in Davos, Switzerland from 16-21 June 2024. The MRI Coordination Office co-convened a session aimed at enriching research, monitoring, and engagement to seamlessly integrate mountains into science-policy processes. Additionally, the MRI’s Mountain Social-Ecological Futures Working Group held its inaugural workshop bringing […]

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Events

08.10.2024 – 10.10.2024

Kraków

EuroGEO Workshop 2024

EuroGEO is the regional coordination mechanism that aims to consolidate and coordinate activities throughout Europe

Who We Are

The MRI is a coordination network fostering research collaboration among diverse mountain experts since the 1990s. We promote basic and applied research, exploring global change’s impact on mountain social-ecological systems.