Czech Mountaineering Union has worried, that climbers who are only members of OeAV and other German unions cannot climb on Czech preserved rocks, because Czech legislation allows climbing there only for climbers organized in unions unified in UIAA.
The reason is that the German and Austrians unions left UIAA to the end of 2008.
This Czech regulation can be applied in the most of the Czech climbing areas especially some sandstones and some other areas (Boren, Jizerske/Izer Gebirge etc).
It has not only impact for German and Austrian climbers but also for wide number of Czech climbers who were only members of Czech office of Austrian Alpenverein mostly because of better insurance conditions.
The source in Czech on Czech Mountaineering Union site:
www.horosvaz.cz
Article with UIAA background on CzechClimbing.com in English:
The German and Austrians leave UIAA
Update of areas with the mentioned regulation (only UIAA members can climb there):
* Skaly v CHKO Krivoklátsko (Dehtenická skala etc.),
* NPR Jizerskohorske buciny
* CHKO Cesky raj,
* PP Stribrny vrch v CHKO Kokorinsko,
* NPR Boren,
* NP Ceske Svycarsko.
Source in Czech:
http://www.horosvaz.cz/index.php?cmd=page&type=1&article=917
Registration
lezec.cz
Czechs girls got medals on Sunday on opening competition of the World Cup 2009 in ski mountaineering. Junior Karolina Grohova got silver medal, cadet Petra Volfova has got bronze.
This year first Czech ranking competition in lead climbing Police nad Metuji called Novorocni Open (New Years Open) took place on Saturday Jan 17, 2009. The winners are Vaclav Malina and Nelly Kudrova.
On 14th December 2008 the list of Polish extreme routes of VI.8 (9a?) grade was extended by another proposal. Sprawa Honoru is currently the hardest proposed grade in Mamutowa Cave (Kluczwoda Valley, near Krakow). 
Upsate: +photos
The highest artificial ice fall for ice climbing in Czech Republic has been open in Vir, Ceskomorovska vrchovina (Bohemian-Moravian Heights), about 50 km northern from Brno.
