After three years of dedicated work, the Erasmus+ ZERO Project is approaching its conclusion. One of its final milestones was the Final Conference, hosted and organized by Swiss-Ski, one of the 11 project partners. All partners gathered in Bern on November 25, close to Swiss-Ski’s headquarters, for the last in-person meeting of the project. ZERO’s…
After three inspiring years, the ZERO Erasmus+ project, led by the World Snowboard Federation (WSF), is slowly coming to an end. To celebrate this milestone, the WSF and its project partners invite you to the ZERO Final Conference in Bern (SUI), hosted by Swiss-Ski. The conference marks a key moment in the project, to network with various…
The World Snowboard Federation (WSF) and Fédération Internationale de Ski (FIS) have collaborated to establish a unified judge education pathway to streamline and elevate the quality of judging across all competition levels. This initiative addresses the need for consistent judge training, from local events to international competitions, ensuring fairness and expertise at every stage….
From June 2–4, the ZERO Project team came together in the picturesque city of Antwerp, Belgium, for the 4th ZERO Partners Meeting. Hosted by Sneeuwsport Vlaanderen, this in-person gathering marked a crucial milestone in the Erasmus+ project’s journey toward a more climate-conscious winter sports industry. Three Days of Collaboration and Progress Federations and…
Curious about what climate change is? Curious about how it is affecting what we love most—Snowboarding and winter sports? Curious about what you can do about it? Then dive in to find out the answers to each of those questions and become a part of the solution. In the face of a changing…
“Pay even more attention to carpooling or bus transportation to get me to the mountains.” When we see a statement like this, we feel joy about realizing the ZERO project’s objective. In the project, we have dual aims – one, to engage young people in snowboarding and two, to empower these young people to be…