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BMC international meet returns to The Cairngorms
20 Sep 2011

The BMC International Winter Climbing Meet returns to The Cairngorms in 2012 and will be based at Glenmore Lodge. The Meet will run from Sunday 22nd to Sunday 29th January.



Italian climbing legend, Walter Bonatti, dies
14 Sep 2011

Walter Bonatti, one of the greatest mountaineers of the 20th century - and UIAA honorary member, passed away on September 13 in Rome.

Bonatti was a UIAA honorary member.



International Mountain Summit to debate "Show Alpinism"
05 Sep 2011

The International Mountain Summit (IMS) will discuss a lot of issues of importance for the global mountaineering community at its 2011 meeting in Brixen-Bressanone, Italy.



The "enduring legacy" of Alan Blackshaw
04 Sep 2011

Former UIAA president Alan Blackshaw passed away on August 4 in hospital in Inverness, Scotland. He was born in Liverpool on April 7, 1933.



UIAA to reaffirm commitment to Kathmandu declaration
30 Aug 2011

Ahead of the 2011 UIAA General Assembly in Kathmandu, Nepal (October 5-8), the UIAA President, Mike Mortimer, spells out the reason for holding the event in the Himalayan nation and the challenges facing the world’s international mountaineering body.



First summitter of Kanchenjunga dies
30 Aug 2011

George Band who made the first ascent of Kanchenjunga and was on the 1953 Everest expedition, died on August 26 at his home.



Argentina publishes results of climber survey
30 Aug 2011

The Argentinian mountaineering federation (Federaciòn Argentina de Ski y Andinismo (FASA) has carried out an extensive survey of climbers in the country.



Who is eligible for hut reciprocity discounts?
29 Aug 2011

There are almost 1,200 mountain huts offering accommodation for a total of 66,000 people in the entire alpine region – from Slovenia to France, including the Pyrenees.



Monument unveiled to Nejc Zaplotnik
03 Aug 2011

Slovenia's Alpine Club Kranj has unveiled a monument to great Slovenian climber, Nejc Zaplotnik, who died  on Manaslu in the Nepal Himalaya in 1983.



The facts and economics of mountaineering in Nepal
26 Jul 2011

Ang Tshering Sherpa, Immediate Past President of the Nepal Mountaineering Association provides detailed mountaineering facts and figures in Nepal.