To help keep Brento legal. To improve safety of jumpers and the public. To create a legal entity that can work with the local authorities. Similar systems are already in place in Norway and Switzerland.

The IBA is made up of four Local Jumpers that have been jumping at Brento for over a decade: Maurizio DiPalma, James Boole, Marco Arcangeli and Cris Benedini. Between them them have close to 10,000 BASE jumps.

Brento BASE School and the BASE Store are the two local options - there are many other valid options, we recommend you check they meet the following requirements.

To pay for the maintenance of the weather station, wind socks, exit ropes, exit radio, ground control, website, and webmaster costs, tools, office and bureaucracy for the association, annual donation towards the mountain rescue – Our accounts will be made public for those interested. Budget Plan is available to members who request it at info@italianbaseassociation.com

Anyone is free to drive their own vehicle up, hike to the exit point and jump off! Be safe and have fun. But remember this: BE A BETTER BASEJUMPER! Always remember that a true basejumper is a ninja A true BASEjumper gets what it needs to get without leaving any traces! A true BASEjumper never forgets to be a guest in any spot! and that is why he will be respectful through everything and everyone! Because a real BASEjumper he has honor, he has understood and is aware of the magic of what he is doing and where he is doing it! He loves it! So if you really love what you're doing, really prove it and you'll be the best basejumper! DON'T LET TRASH AROUND , BE RESPECTFUL AND SILENT, LOVE YOUR PLAYGROUND AND ENJOY IN SAFETY Love the basejump and the basejump will love you!

The figure of the Ground Control in these years has represented a communication center and a reference presence for information on the jumping sites and of any other type concerning the valley! * The GC is an intermediary between: * the local community and the sport, * the dedicated shuttle services, and the local authorities. * It is a supervisor and arbiter of the safety of the jumps, both for practitioners and for citizens, as it controls the activity and reports any dangerous behavior above the inhabited center that can compromise the access to the mountain * It is a point of reference for 112 and the rescue teams (ambulance, firefighters, police and especially mountain rescue) in case of intervention