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International Journal of Geoheritage and Parks, 2023 This study was carried out in the Foumbot-Kouomboum region (Noun Plain, Cameroon Volcanic Line), with the main objective of presenting (i) the geomorphological characteristics of the volcanic landforms and (ii) the inventory and evaluation of the main ...
Amidou Moundi, Pierre Kamgang
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Land, 2022 In the fields of geology, economics, history, cultural studies, and ecology, tourism can be the basis for proper planning, for sustainable tourism management, and for economic development.
Magdalena Petronella Swart +2 more
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Land, 2022 Coastal areas are exposed to high levels of human occupation, which has led to their degradation. Coastal dunes have been greatly altered by different historical and current land uses, causing the loss of their natural and cultural values.
Nestor Marrero-Rodriguez +1 more
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Residents’ Perception and Assessment of Geomorphosites of the Alvão—Chaves Region
Geosciences (Switzerland), 2018 This work focuses on the paradigms of a multidimensional and interdisciplinary evaluation of geomorphological heritage and its valorisation within a geosystemic reading of relations between a geomorphological and cultural landscape. This research aims to
Bruno Martins
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LandGeomorphosites include all those places of abiotic heritage that are important for understanding the Earth’s history, with a landscape and territorial component.
Enrique Serrano +1 more
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LandNatural protected areas (NPAs) are territorial resources that have received an increasing number of visitors in societies with a high demand for landscapes of high aesthetic and scenic value. Tourism is one of the main activities in NPAs, and within this,
Maria José Gonzalez Amuchástegui +2 more
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International Journal of Geoheritage and Parks, 2023 Geotourism is a type of nature-based tourism of the landscape and landforms, which emphasizes the sustainable use of geosites, including geomorphosites.
Lakpa Tamang +4 more
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GEOMORPHOSITES ASSESSMENT FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF SCIENTIFIC GEO-TOURISM IN NORTH AND MIDDLE ANDAMAN’S, INDIA [PDF]
Geo Journal of Tourism and Geosites, 2020 India possesses some of the most interesting, intriguing, wonderful landforms. The diversity of landforms in India arises from unique geology, structure, tectonic history, climate and coastline.
Kavita ARORA +2 more
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PRELIMINARY GEOMORPHOSITES ASSESSMENT ALONG THE PANORAMA ROUTE OF MPUMALANGA PROVINCE, SOUTH AFRICA [PDF]
Geo Journal of Tourism and Geosites, 2019 South Africa’s geomorphological diversity offers spectacular landscapes recognized for their ecological and cultural/archaeological associations, making the landscapes important sites for geoheritage and geotourism activities.
Wisemen CHINGOMBE
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Evaluating Geomorphosites and Geoconservation of the Proposed Geopark of West Khorasan Razavi Using Shayan Yeganeh et al.’s Native Model and Comparing with the Global Models of Comanescu, Fassoulas, and Brilha [PDF]
برنامه ریزی فضایی, 2023 To find the geotourism potential of a region or to measure the tourist potential of geoparks, researchers in Iran and the world have always sought to evaluate the geosites and geomorphosites of regions.
Ali Akbar Shayan Yegane +2 more
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