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Antarctica.org by Michel De Wouters and Annick Pippelart won the 49th International Mountain Film Festival at Trento, Italy

The 49° Film Festival di Trento takes place in Trento from 27 April - 5 May 2001

Climbing in America and bouldering at Fontanebleau with Dave Graham.

In January Cristian Brenna visited Buoux and flashed 'Chouca' (8a+) and, in just two attempts, climbed ‘La rose et le vampire’ 8b and a new 8b+ by Antoine le Mènestrel

The Pamir Alay is an immense region wedged between the republics of Kirghistan and Tajikistan , dominated by the giant Pic Communism (7495m) and Pic Lenin (7134m), once the highest mountains in the now defunct Soviet Union. By Marco Borghetti, Roberto Invernizzi and Stefano Righetti.

www.tibet.net, the official website of the Tibetan Government-in-Exile

The Banff Mountain Film Festival 2000 and Banff Mountain Book Festival take place from 1-5 November and are preceded by the Banff Mountain Summit

On Mount Nalumasortoq above the Tasermiut Fjord in Southern Greenland Jerome Arpin, Mario Manica and Francesco Vaudo made the first ascent of Non c'è due senza tre, a new big wall climb up the mountain's Third Pillar. Report by Antonella Cicogna.

Rubbish collection from as high as ABC by LEVISSIMA FOREVEREST clean-up expedition

The expedition LEVISSIMA FOREVEREST to clean up Everest Base Camp in Tibet

"Himalaya" awarded Grand Prize by International Jury

News from the Nepalese Women's Millenium Expedition and more

Salzburg hosts a year-long exhibition to celebrate the mountain and all its facets.

Neil Bentley climbs Equilibrium, Britain’s hardest gritstone desperate and grades it E10 7a.

Marco Anghileri makes the first winter solo ascent of Solleder, Civetta, Dolomites

At the end of July, Dean Potter and Hans Florine made what may go down as one of the biggest achievements in the history of climbing in Yosemite.