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Geomorphosite assessment and management in protected areas of Greece Case study of the Lesvos island – coastal geomorphosites [PDF]
Geographica Helvetica, 2007 This paper presents a methodology for assessment of geomorphosites located in protected areas. The methodological process involves definition of «geomorphological value» of all sites using six criteria: 1) «scientific» and «educational value»; 2 ...
Nickolas C. Zouros
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Assessing the ecological value of dynamic mountain geomorphosites [PDF]
Geographica Helvetica, 2021 Geoheritage is a component of geodiversity constituted by all the elements of geodiversity recognized by society for their particular values. The definition of these values, including the importance of geoheritage for biodiversity, plays a key role in ...
J. Bussard, E. Giaccone
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THE DIDACTIC EXPLOITATION OF THE GEOMORPHOSITES STUDIES IN SĂLAJ COUNTY, EXEMPLIFICATION: THE GEOMORPHOSITE ‘’GRĂDINA ZMEILOR’’ [PDF]
Romanian Review of Geographical Education, 2014 In this study we have analyzed the specific competences related to geography that can be formed by studying the geomorphosites of Sălaj County during the optional course entitled "Geomorphosites of Sălaj"; the learning activities ...
ADRIAN SLEVAȘ, DANIELA INCZE
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Geomorphosites and Geotourism in Bucharest City Center (Romania) [PDF]
Quaestiones Geographicae, 2017 The present paper aims at inventorying the geomophosites in Bucharest as well as introducing geotouristic itineraries that take into account the long-time developed high value cultural heritage of the area.
Comănescu Laura +2 more
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THE INVENTORY AND HIERARCHY OF GEOMORPHOSITES IN THE VLĂDEASA MASSIF [PDF]
Revue Roumaine de Géographie, 2012 At first glance, the Vlădeasa Massif does not stand out in the Apuseni Mountains in terms of the number of geomorphosites it contains, nor in terms of their diversity.
GABRIELA COCEAN
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Geomorphosites and Geotourism [PDF]
Geoheritage, 2011 This issue of Geoheritage comprises nine papers presented at the international symposium “Geomorphosites 2009: Raising the Profile of Geomorphological Heritage through Iconography, Inventory and Promotion” (held in Paris in June 2009) and at the IAG International Conference on Geomorphology in Melbourne (July 2009) (session “Geomorphosites and ...
Reynard, Emmanuel +2 more
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Current Research on Geomorphosites [PDF]
Geoheritage, 2016 Geomorphosites are landforms of special interest for society. Their recognition as such by increasingly larger sectors—including political, educational, tourism and nature conservation—is the result of a process of ‘heritage making’ in which different groups (Earth scientists, conservationists, tourism providers, etc.) are involved.
Reynard, Emmanuel +2 more
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A New Approach to Assessing Iran’s Geomorphosites and Geosites as One of the Geopark Introducing Tools [PDF]
Muṭāli̒āt-i Mudīriyyat-i Gardishgarī, 2016 As a new discipline, geotourism is a part of the nature-based tourism that relies on natural resources and geology. Geosites and geomorphosites are considered as infrastructure of geodiversity by the geomorphological and geological tourists.
Ali Akbar Shayan Yeganeh +2 more
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Geomorphosites: definition, assessment and mapping
Géomorphologie : relief, processus, environnement, 2005 Geomorphosites are geomorphological landforms that have acquired a scientific, cultural/historical, aesthetic and/or social/economic value due to human perception or exploitation (Panizza, 2001). They can be single geomorphological objects or wider landscapes and may be modified, damaged, and even destroyed by the impacts of human activities. The value
Reynard, E.., Panizza, M.
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Interconditionality geomorphosites and natural hazards
Riscuri şi Catastrofe, 2017 This work presents the inter-dependency reports between hazards and geomorphosites, even proposing the term of geohazsite for the sites generated by hazards.
FLORINA GRECU
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