GOAL OF FSc MER 2021
Building perspectives and capacities of young researchers, PhD students, teachers, field practitioners and future leaders on regional mountain ecology, sustainable development, local livelihoods and linking world’s climate by integrating principles of biologically inspired solutions.
GLOBAL SCOPE
The natural ecosystems in mountains areas are crucial for the existence of humankind on this planet. FSc MER 2021 program is to cover the contexts of mountain regions globally, i.e. Himalayas, Alps, Andes, Rockies, Karakoram, Pamir, Carpathian, Caucasus, Mount Kenya etc. About 40 participants are invited from all over the world.
GLOBAL FACULTIES
FSc MER 2021 will be delivered in English employing participatory training methodologies with the integration of regional ecological perspectives. Our faculty members are internationally renowned professors, scientists and professionals who will impart their grounded experiences on respective topics.
Don't miss this unique opportunity!
Join the discussion of the current scenario of mountain areas and future directions of mountain sustainability discourse and action.
The Most Awaiting
Event of the Year 2021
Previously, we have had two Summer Field Schools in India. Read more
FSc MER 2020 was floated successfully and received exciting response from all over the world. But due to COVID 19 pandemic the program was postponed to take place in 2021. FSc MER 2021 will be a uniquely diverse global program being co-organized and sponsored by renowned, reputed and premier universities, institutions, international organizations, public foundations, local councils and government bodies belonging to various countries of Asia, Europe, South America, Pasific, Africa and North America. It is also uniquely designed to cover multiple dimensions of mountain sustainable development and resource conservation.
Our International Faculty MembersSee list of all the faculty members
DR. HANS PETER NACHTNEBEL
Institute of Water Management, Hydrology and Hydraulic Engineering
University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences
Vienna (AUSTRIA)
DR. ILSE KOHLER-ROLLEFSON
League for Pastoral Peoples and Endogenous Livestock Development.
& Co-Director
Marwar Camel Culture Festival Ober-Ramstadt (GERMANY)
PROF. DR. HAFIZ MUMINJANOV
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)
Rome (ITALY)
DR. RAMESH K
Wildlife Institute of India
(Government of India)
Dehradun (INDIA)
& Adjunct Professor
British Columbia University
Vancouver (CANADA)
DR. MICHELE NORI
Robert Schuman Centre,
European University Institute
& Lead Researcher
STEPS Centre
Firenze (ITALY)
DR. LYUDMILA ARKHYPOVA
Department of Tourism,
Ivano-Frankivsk National
Technical University of Oil & Gas
Ivano-Frankivsk (Ukraine)
