The mountains are not static. They change \u2014 it is in their nature. They do so through rocks, on a geological timescale. They do so through human activity, much more rapidly, following processes we can understand, interpret, and manage. What will the mountains of the near future look like? Who will live in them, who will experience them? What trends will shape their management, and how will the ecological transition affect both the landscape and employment? What new professions will emerge, particularly the ‘green’ ones?<\/p>\n

The mountains of tomorrow will depend on the choices we make today. If we wish to live in and experience them according to new models of development and production, we must take action, embrace change, and innovate. This volume brings together the reflections that emerged during the international conference of Rete Montagna, Next Generation Mountains, held in collaboration with Officina Montagna of Cantiere Friuli, University of Udine.<\/p>\n

Our contribution<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Etifor contributed to a chapter of the book focused on the connection between forests and well-being. The chapter, titled Terapia nella natura: montagne di salute e benessere (in foresta, e non solo), was written by:<\/p>\n

L. Secco, M. Masiero, A. Moriggi, A. Mammadova, E. Pisani, P. Gatto from the University of Padua
I. Doimo, C. O\u2019Driscoll from the Etifor team<\/p>\n

Publication details<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Title:<\/strong> Next generation mountains
Subtitle:<\/strong> Le nuove generazioni nelle montagne del futuro prossimo
Editor:<\/strong> Mauro Pascolini
Publisher:<\/strong> Forum
Place of publication:<\/strong> Udine
Year of publication:<\/strong> 2024
Series:<\/strong> Cantiere Friuli
ISBN:<\/strong> 978-88-3283-440-6<\/p>\n<\/div>

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