Eric Parent AMGA
IFMGA Guide
City: La Paz
Province: L
Bio: I'm back Born in Africa, 10 years in South America, then in Italy and in France. I live in Haïti since nov. 2017. First ascent of Huayna Potosi (6080 m of height / Andes) in 13 years old. 39 ways in 27 summits of more than 6000 m. 2 ascents on summits of more than 7000 m (Skyang Kangri, Sia Kangri), 5 years of competition of climbing, 3 years of competition of frozen waterfall, 24 years of wintry mountain climbing and of ice climbing ascents, 17 years of « artif » climbing, 14 ascents in Big Walls, 32 Base Jump jumps, 5 flights in paragliding, Practice of the canyoning, the kayak, the trekking and the trail-running High Mountain guide since 1994. Expert in environment and economy, Landscaping, Resilience for Climate Change in Latin American zone : I have skills in glaciology, in botany, in entomology, in Water Ressources programs, in environnmental policy, financial strategy, and in the associated scientific disciplines. I will be back in Andes Cordillera in 2021! After 4 years of work in Haiti...
Countries
- United States of America
- Argentina
- Austria
- Bolivia
- Brazil
- Canada
- Chile
- Colombia
- Costa Rica
- Denmark
- Ecuador
- France
- Greenland
- Guatemala
- Haiti
- Iceland
- Indonesia
- Italy
- Mexico
- Norway
- Peru
- South Africa
- Spain
- Switzerland
States
Regions
- Haute-Savoie
- Highland
- Nordland
- Pichincha
- Savoie
- Västernorrlands län
- Västmanlands län
- Västra Götalands län
Certifications
- IFMGA Guide
Specialities
AMGA: American Mountain Guides Association
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