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Legacies of Our Fathers: Endearing Lessons from Mount Everest on Climbing, Culture, and Conservation

Offered By: Milken Institute via YouTube

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Mountaineering Courses Climate Change Courses Cultural Heritage Courses Environmental Conservation Courses Mount Everest Courses

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Explore a captivating conference talk featuring Peter Hillary and Jamling Tenzing, sons of the first Mount Everest summiteers, as they discuss the 70-year legacy of their fathers' historic climb. Delve into the transformative impact of Everest expeditions on Nepal's culture, tourism, and the Himalayan region. Gain insights on the challenges faced by natural ecosystems due to the boom in extreme outdoor adventuring. Learn about efforts to balance cultural preservation, conservation, and local livelihoods in the face of increasing tourism, changing seasons, and climate change. Hear firsthand accounts of the continuing pursuit of extreme outdoor adventures and the lasting influence of Sir Edmund Hillary and Sherpa Tenzing Norgay's achievement. Discover how the speakers address the complex interplay between adventure tourism, environmental protection, and cultural heritage in the Everest region.

Syllabus

"Legacies of Our Fathers": Endearing Lessons from Mount Everest on Climbing | Asia Summit 2024


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Milken Institute

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