At the start of the “Rural Vision Week“, members of the Committee of the Regions (CoR) have expressed concern that rural areas may benefit less from the European Union’s plans to help rebuild a post-COVID-19

In our letter of February 2, 2021, we invited you to the EUMA GA2021 in Prague on June 5, 2021. We also pointed out that motions to the GA must be submitted by April 5,2021.

Under the European Green Deal, the European Commission has announced a new EU forest strategy that will build on its biodiversity strategy, cover the whole forest cycle and promote the many services forests provide. The

    EUMA – improvement of good governance of climbing and mountaineering in Europe The main objective of the Erasmus project is to promote and support hiking, mountaineering and climbing and their facilities and infrastructure

The 6th edition of the Tenerife Walking Festival starts off from March 12 to 19 in a novel format and will continue being a reference hiking event in all over Europe. This meeting welcomes hikers and professionals

International Mountain Day – December 11, 2020 Appeal by the EUMA (European-Mountaineers) We love the mountains – AND we respect the mountains, especially in times of Covid 19 and climate change! Winter mountaineering and ski

We have launched our brand new Facebook page a couple of weeks ago. Some of you already subscribed to our page. We kindly ask the ones who had not yet subscribed to it to do

EUMA has become full member of the European Environmental Bureau (EEB) EEB is the largest network of environmental organisations in Europe. There are over 160 members in more than 35 countries. EEB is advocating sustainable

Rural areas are very important for mountaineering community because we perform a wide range of our activities there and we have a lot of our mountaineering infrastructure (paths/trails, huts and climbing areas) is rural areas.

EUMA STATEMENT MOUNTAINEERING POSTCOVID-19   From the EUMA, the European Union of Mountaineering Association, an organisation that includes the mountain and climbing federations and clubs of 25 European countries and representing nearly 3 million members