20 years. The mountain is still standing thanks to its people by Marín, Marcela Cecilia

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Reproductive capacity of native Poaceae from the mountains of Córdoba (Argentina) affected by fires by Martinat, Jimena Elisa, Gil, Silvia Patricia

“…In mountain environments of Córdoba (Argentina), where tourist activity predominates and livestock activity is based on native species, the fires that affect the area compromise the recovery of the natural landscape. …”
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Walking through the common knowledge: postcards of Villa Cerro Azul through extension work by Bustos Mantovani, Melina, Letzen, Sara, Rebuffo, Joaquín, Aichino, Gina Lucía, Pedrazzani, Carla Eleonora, Álvarez Ávila, Carolina, Chiavassa, Sergio, Deon, Joaquin

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Outline for a history of the discovery and conquest of Cordoba. by Serrano, Antonio

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Geological observations in the Sierra de Ambargasta, province of Santiago del Estero. by Videla, Juan R.

“…We have carried out the present research, which constitutes a geological synopsis of the Ambargasta mountain range, taking into account that it would represent a contribution to the knowledge of the northern termination of the Sierra de Córdoba, a fraction about which very little had been written until now. …”
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Traditions, legends, grammatical notes and vocabulary of the pampa-araucana area. by Flury, Lázaro

“…The present work corresponds to data collected from current sources in the region between the Colorado and Chico rivers and the Andes mountain range. The stories, reports and references have been provided directly by the natives of the area referred to, and although I have included them under the denomination of "Güiliches" (people of the South), I do not discriminate on the origin of the Indians who in this case have served as a source for my work. …”
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State surveillance and extraterritorial repression of the Chilean dictatorship in democratic Argentina (1983-1988) by Lastra, María Soledad

“…The hypothesis of this work indicates that the existence of infiltrators and agents of extraterritorial repression in Argentina strained the process of pacification that both countries had been carrying out since 1984 as a result of the war conflict over the Beagle Channel, and hinted the need to implement a coordination plan repressive on both sides of the mountain range.…”
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Building multiactorally the local management in San Marcos Sierras by Rodríguez, Elsa Marcela, Ferreyra, Patricia, Eula, Mónica, Maniaci, Alejandro, Camisasso, Mónica

“….); 3) Assess the results, focusing on the innovative elements in the regulation of space and the environment (eco village, mountain style, mixed land uses and zones, growth limits, native forest factor in all areas, water emergency, among others).…”
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Girdling efficiency and optimal cutting depth for the control of two invasive alien woody species in the Argentinian Chaco Serrano by Bernasconi Salazar, Javier, Cora, Amanda, Karlin, Marcos Sebastián, González, Laura

“…Alien invasive woody species (AIWE) in mountain systems usually have high hydric demand and their rates of propagule production are generally elevated. …”
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Action research: Use of ICT in the production of knowledge on floristic resources in rural contexts by Audisio, M.C., Luján, M.C., Barri, F.

“…This paper summarizes the main contributions of the project "Peddlers of mountain herbs as potential ecotourism guides of the Bamba and La Calera Nature Reserve: A participatory proposal for local socio-environmental and economic development" (SEU-UNC, 2017). …”
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Determining fire regimens and droughts using satellite and meteorological information for Córdoba, Argentina by Sanchez, Sofía, Grilli, Mariano, Karlin, Marcos, Fachinetti, Romina, Ravelo, Andrés

“…A fire frequency map for the period 2001-2020 was created from the MODIS burned area product MCD64A1.The mountain region was the most affected in terms of burned area andthe fire frequency ranged from 1 to 6 times. …”
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Forest breeding and predation by Sánchez, Carlos Julio

“…It is not even called forest, but mountain. And it is infinitely diverse, messy, messy? …”
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Challenges for World Development: Letter from the Editors by Eisen, Roland, Díaz Cafferata, Alberto M.

“…The Arnoldshain Seminars are named after the small town in the Taunus Mountains north of Frankfurt am Main where the first meeting in October 1995 took place. …”
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Cinema preview: America: The current trauma by Amatriain, Lucía

“…Telupaï is a ten-year-old boy who lives in a town in the Andes mountains and wants to become a shaman. To this end, he and his friend Naïra embark on a journey through unexplored lands of stalking risks. …”
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ENTREPRENEURSHIP CONTROL POLICIES AS REFRACTORY STRATEGIES: THE CASE OF THE MINING ESTABLISHMENT OF VELADERO IN ARGENTINA by Clemenceau, Lautaro, Palermo, Hernan

“…On this way, we will focus on the daily relationships that constitute, in our understanding, a kind of “stressed reproduction” of the relations of hegemony / subalternity.For these purposes, we will present the case of the Veladero metal mining enterprise, exploited by the subsidiary company MAG SRL of the Barrick Gold and Shandong Gold corporations in the Andes mountains, northwest of the Province of San Juan, Argentina. …”
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Environmental analysis of land use changes in the district of Azul (Buenos Aires, Argentina) by Vazquez, P., Zulaica, L., Requesens, E.

“…Agricultural expansion occurred from the peri-mountainous plains landscapes to the hills and depressed plains landscapes. …”
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