Geotourism is sustainable tourism form which is primarily based on the existence of
geoheritage. Many research studies have been devoted to assessing geoheritage in last two …

Climate change and rising sea levels present significant challenges for geotourism
destinations and activities. Accelerated changes in geomorphological processes threaten or …

Morocco hosts a wealth of geological heritage, alongside a rich and varied palaeontological
heritage that dates back 1.7 billion years, and archaeological assets that chronicle the …

Geoheritage resources are valuable to countries and regions, which make urgent their
exploration. Particularly, Egyptian geoheritage has been examined only partly, and it has not …

Over the past 25 years, geoconservation studies and interest in geoheritage have grown
significantly. However, the assessment of degradation risks associated with geosites …

The uniqueness and potential of South African geoheritage to contribute to sustainable
development is undoubtedly unmatched. However, little is known about the geoheritage …

Inventorying and assessing geoheritage is a prerequisite for developing measures to
preserve unique geological and geomorphological sites. Several researchers have …

Safi province, which belongs to the Western Moroccan Meseta and the Variscan domains,
hosts several geosites characterised by distinct sedimentological, geomorphological …

The socio-economical importance of geological heritage (geoheritage) makes it a geological
resource. New minerals are reported regularly, and their type specimens and localities are …

NEOM in the northwestern part of Saudi Arabia comprises of range of geodiversity like
desert, mountain, and coast. This paper is a pioneering approach to document the …