Inclusive governance is crucial for the development of geotourism and management of
geoheritage sites if social sustainability is to be realised. South Africa has three levels of …

Geoheritage can be exploited as a valuable geological resource in many countries and
regions. Field investigations in a northeastern area of Egypt, to be named provisionally as …

Paleontology, as a science of discoveries, mainly prioritizes those that describe new fossils,
in general, as the work of individuals disconnected from the social and economic reality in …

About a fifth of the Italian territory is characterised by the presence of soluble rocks,
consisting mainly of limestone and dolostone but also of marble and evaporite rocks …

Abstract The Corumbataí Geopark Project, located in São Paulo state, southeast Brazil,
features valuable geosites that represent Earth's heritage and attract visitors with geoturism …

The continuous processes of mining development, since the very beginning of Minas Gerais
State's development, have been giving new attention and meaning to valuable pre-existing …

Discovery and inventory of geoheritage remain urgent tasks for Brazil. Investigations in the
state of Santa Catarina have allowed to realize the uniqueness of exposures of the …

The Indian subcontinent is well known for its rich geological and cultural diversity. The
Magadh region, with its plethora of heritage sites, stands as a living testament to the rich …

The coexistence of mining, geoparks, and conservation is an ongoing discussion for the
implementation and development of UNESCO Global Geoparks (UGGps). The Seridó UGGp …

The rapid development of geoparks has led to a growing global interest in geoheritage
resources. The geodiversity of Taihu Xishan National Geopark, coupled with its ecological …