International Mountain Day in 2021

#InternationalMountainDay is a day to celebrate the resilience of 🇵🇰’s mountain communities; and for those of us privileged to visit, to pledge to protect and support these beautiful, fragile environments! https://t.co/ymXF4iYHpB

— Wendy Gilmour (@gilmour_wendy) December 11, 2021

Day 3 of #ArtAdventCalendar a picture of a 10x20 inch mountain pass painting done in acrylic. I make these when I am struggling with ideas for painting. Like a visual expression of automatic writing. #yycArt https://t.co/UnlW2MyNYE

— 🌸🏳️‍🌈Kate River🏳️‍⚧️🌸 (@KateRiver1) December 3, 2021

Happy International Mountain Day! https://t.co/cOfMGuJQKu

— Mr. Erickson (@ateachersaurus) December 11, 2021

The symmetry of lonely mountain, in Jasper National Park. For #ArtAdventCalendar Day 10. https://t.co/F7piAxhIv2

— Mark Jinks (@markjinksphoto) December 10, 2021

Did you know? Today is International Mountain Day and a day to celebrate and bring awareness to the protection of mountainous environments. #MountainsMatter 📷 Dani Lefrancois. https://t.co/QHpu8HDVfE

— Kootenay Nat. Park (@KootenayNP) December 11, 2021

It’s International Mountain Day! The Rocky Mountains are home to a plethora of fossils, some 500+ million years old. Some areas are named for their fossil abundance, e.g., Fossil Mountain, Coral Ridge, etc. Note: collection of fossils from these protected areas is forbidden. https://t.co/gfXf4XpZp9

— Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology (@RoyalTyrrell) December 11, 2021

🏔 11 December is #InternationalMountainDay! ⛰ People around the world depend on mountain environments for: 💧Water ⚡Energy 🌲 Timber 🪲 #Biodiversity maintenance ⛺️ Recreation ☀️ Spiritual renewal As we celebrate Mountain Day, let us know why #MountainsMatter to you! https://t.co/WzUYUbRGpv

— UN Biodiversity (@UNBiodiversity) December 11, 2021