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In memory of Klemen Volontar, (1962–2022)

Klemen Volontar, Združenja planinskih vodnikov Slovenije (ZPVS) Our friend and colleague Klemen Volontar died last week (5/12/2022). We saw him such a short time ago in Croatia and he was in good spirits making his usual great contributions to our world. He was active in his home Slovene association until a few days ago and […]

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New UIMLA carnet worldwide

During the Annual meeting of the UIMLA General Assembly in 2021 it was decided that as of 1-1-2023 (Japan: 1-4-2023) every UIMLA IML should have the new UIMLA carnet: all 22 Full Members of UIMLA worldwide will be using this new design. The most important feature of the UIMLA carnet has not changed: the holographic

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Pre-Season Update on Snow, Avalanches and the Latest Rescue Protocols For UIMLA members

On Monday 20th December 2021 UIMLA joined with our colleagues from other MountainSafety.info organisations for a pre-season update on risk management, snowpack assessment, online resources of avalanche warning services, the latest research on avalanche accidents including the first fully flow-chart based rescue protocols and an update on the on-site treatment of the avalanche patient by

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UIMLA Is Now Based In Switzerland

UIMLA (the Union of International Mountain Leader Associations) is pleased to announce that it has relocated to Switzerland. From July 19th 2021, the official base of UIMLA is in the commune of Villars-sur-Ollon in the canton of Vaud, Switzerland. UIMLA has 21 full member associations and 7 aspirant associations representing the professional mountain leaders or

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The first-ever global survey on waste in mountains

BAIML, UIMLA, the IFMGA, the UIAA and Kilian Jornet Foundation are in collaboration with a project led by GRID-Arendal and the  United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), and other partners, is launching the 2021 Mountain Waste Survey. This is the first-ever global survey of the public on waste in mountain areas.  More than 1.1 billion people live

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