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UIMLA - Union of International Mountain Leader Associations |
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 The Union of International Mountain Leader Associations (UIMLA), was founded in November 2004, and is led by Pascale Haegler, President of the l'Association Suisse des Accompagnateurs en Montagne (ASAM). It was decided at the meeting that all IMLs would be awarded the same carnet and badge giving an internationally recognised identity. It also paves the way for other countries from around the world to join UIMLA setting a world standard for mountain leaders.
The principal aims of UIMLA are:
- To promote the profession of International Mountain Leader (IML) and to reinforce its identity beyond Europe;
- To develop relationships between the professionals of various nationalities and to take part in the evolution of the IML training and qualifications;
- To represent the profession at a European and international level
UIMLA's International Office is at UIMLA, Maison des Parcs et de la Montagne, 256 Rue de la République, F-73000 CHAMBERY, France. You can find more details of UIMLA and the other national associations at www.uimla.org
The following countries are members of the Union of International Mountain Leader Associations:
A
list of British International Mountain leaders who wish for their
details to be published on the internet can be found by following this
link
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 04 November 2007 )
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