Korean Mountaineering League

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The Korean Mountaineering League (KML) is a non-profit non-governmental organization that focuses on the conservation of Korea's mountain environments. It was founded by Shawn James Morrissey, a mountaineer and author, who currently acts as the KML's president.

The KML's work includes: cleaning of littered trails and campsites; trail assessment; education of environmentally-safe mountaineering practices; and campaigns against government legistration that will affect the mountain environments of Korea.

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