Trail running is a sport deeply rooted in nature, but it can also generate an environmental impact. In recent decades, this sport has grown significantly, and this challenges us as a community that values and defends natural spaces: how can we lead real change? The European project The Green Trail Concept, promoted by the Kilian Jornet Foundation, aims to address this challenge by creating a certification system for trail running races, helping make them more responsible and sustainable. 
This round table, featuring contributions from several key figures in the trail running world—will explore how initiatives like this, and others, can help transform the sport not only environmentally, but also socially and economically.

Speakers: Anna Estella (Deputy Director General of Environmental Education, Nature and the Natural Environment), Gil Erra (Coordinator of the Nature Department of the FEEC), Aniol Pujiula (Mountain runner), Ramón Malkorra (Head of the Environment Department of Zegama) and Lambert Guix (Organizer of the Camí dels Matxos race).

Moderator: Laura Viñals (Head of Communication and Projects of the KJF).