MRD authors will discuss their findings with Indigenous representatives, practitioners, and the audience to explore innovative conservation practices centered on Indigenous and local knowledge.

How can migration contribute to sustainable development in mountains? We invite papers that assess innovative interventions, examine migration trends, or provide research, policy, and action agendas.

This research shows how Indigenous-led park management frameworks can strengthen conservation practices and policies, benefiting mountain ecosystems and Indigenous Peoples’ livelihoods alike.

Several articles examine how production of Mediterranean mountain food specialties can support sustainable development. Others provide insights for managing tourism in protected areas, and more.

We invite systematic assessments of restoration experiences, empirical research on degradation, restoration, and their links to resilience, and review-based agendas for research, policy, or action.

MRD regularly invites experts to review books on mountain-relevant topics. We have just sent several new books out for review. See the whole list by clicking here – and watch out for the upcoming reviews!

Articles in this issue illuminate the complex links between hazards, vulnerabilities, disaster risk management, and resulting impacts in mountains, charting ways to better disaster management.

Mountain wineries are helping to revitalize mountain farming in Cyprus, creating economic opportunities and good prospects for restoring abandoned drystone terraces and using them productively again.

This study highlights the crucial role of community-based institutions for local livelihoods in heterogeneous mountain areas, based on a mixed-method analysis of constraints, drivers, and resources in...