Clubul Alpin Român

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Clubul Alpin Român (CAR)
Clubul Alpin Roman Logo.jpg
sport Rockclimbing
Founded March 18, 1934
president Alexandru Ioan Paun
Members 287 (as of: 2019)
Association headquarters Bucharest , Romania
Official languages) Romanian
Homepage clubulalpinroman.net

The Clubul Alpin Român ( CAR ; German  Romanian Alpine Club ) is an alpine club based in Bucharest in Romania . It was founded in 1934 .

history

In 1933 Nicolae Dimitrie, a member of a group called Gruparea Alpină , had the idea of ​​founding an association that would bring together Romanian mountaineers. At that time, however, he could only bring together eight people. According to Romanian law at the time, that was not enough for a club to be founded. So they decided to join an older club called ADMIR .

The first year was full of intense activity. Among other things, the magazine Buletinul Alpin was founded, which published mountain routes. Various excursions for mountain lovers were also organized.

After a year of cooperation with the parent association ADMIR , the Alpine group withdrew and founded the Clubul Alpin Român on March 18, 1934 .

activities

The CAR has been a UIAA member since 1934 and a member of the EUMA since 2017 .

The main activities concern:

  • Promotion and training of the most important mountain sports on a national level
  • Mountain rescue
  • Construction, maintenance and management of emergency shelters
  • Elite sport
  • Hiking and skiing
  • Alpine camps for families
  • Youth mountaineering
  • Environmental protection, of protected areas
  • scientific research relating to the environment
  • cultural activities
  • Publications

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. TheUIAA.org: Member Associations 2018-2019 - UIAA
  2. ^ Alpenverein.de: European mountaineering umbrella organization EUMA founded in Munich