How climate and human activity shape a mountain ecosystem

How climate and human activity shape a mountain ecosystem

In keeping with United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Group (UNESCO), 376 of the world’s 669 Biosphere Reserves, or 56 percent, include mountain ecosystems.

According to United Nations Academic, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), 376 of the world’s 669 Biosphere Reserves, or 56 p.c, comprise mountain ecosystems.

In line with United Nations Instructional, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), 376 of the world’s 669 Biosphere Reserves, or 56 p.c, contain mountain ecosystems.

The tour begins with a nature walk through the Páramo de Guacheneque, a unique mountain ecosystem teeming with wildlife.

He is responsible for the research theme "Long-term trajectories of mountain socio-ecosystems" common to the LECA/CARRTEL/LCME/EDYTEM laboratory at UGA.

On the Tour ✅ you will get to know a place within the forest of fog and pine trees typical of this mountain ecosystem, located at 2,200 meters above sea level, from this height you can get the best view.

On the Tour ✅ you will get to know a place within the forest of fog and pine trees typical of this mountain ecosystem, located at 2,200 meters above sea level, from this height you can get the best view.

Criterion (x): The Mount Hamiguitan Range Wildlife Sanctuary represents a complete, substantially intact and highly diverse mountain ecosystem, in a significant biogeographic region of the Philippines.

Tajik National Park (2,611,674 ha in area) encompasses almost the entire Pamir Mountains, the third highest mountain ecosystem in the world after the Himalaya and Karakorum Mountains.

The large extension and the transboundary conservation approach entail a great potential for the management and conservation of an extraordinary large-scale mountain ecosystem shared by Costa Rica and Panama.

Tajik National Park (2,611,674 ha in area) encompasses almost the entire Pamir Mountains, the third highest mountain ecosystem in the world after the Himalaya and Karakorum Mountains.