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Current status of the Global Geoparks Network and the Japanese Geoparks Network
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Natural Hazard and Geopark-The Case of North Ibaraki Geopark Plan-
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Towards a global geopark in Salpausselkä – the Salpausselkä Geopark Project continues
Aarrevaara Eeva +3 more
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Where is the community in geoparks? A systematic literature review and call for attention to the societal embedding of geoparks [PDF]
Geoparks are territorial landscape protection and promotion organisations with aims of geoheritage conservation, geo-education, and sustainable regional development using geotourism products.
Arie Stoffelen
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2015
During the period 2000–2011 a total of 27 Global Geoparks and 140 National Geoparks have been established in China. 79 other parks have obtained the qualifications to become National Geoparks. The study of the geological background of the Chinese geoheritage resources in terms of their geomorphology, tectonic, and stratigraphy allows proposing a ...
Z. Zhizhong +4 more
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During the period 2000–2011 a total of 27 Global Geoparks and 140 National Geoparks have been established in China. 79 other parks have obtained the qualifications to become National Geoparks. The study of the geological background of the Chinese geoheritage resources in terms of their geomorphology, tectonic, and stratigraphy allows proposing a ...
Z. Zhizhong +4 more
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2019
Geoparks have been a global brand name that incorporates not only the nature, but also the human societies and their wisdom in safeguarding the only planet that we share. In particular, in the places where livelihood is often challenged and the nature and societal safety are threatened by inappropriate developments or economic activities, geoparks ...
Jiun-Chuan Lin, Shew-Jiuan Su
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Geoparks have been a global brand name that incorporates not only the nature, but also the human societies and their wisdom in safeguarding the only planet that we share. In particular, in the places where livelihood is often challenged and the nature and societal safety are threatened by inappropriate developments or economic activities, geoparks ...
Jiun-Chuan Lin, Shew-Jiuan Su
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Geological Society, London, Special Publications, 2008
Abstract The philosophy behind the Geoparks concept was first introduced at the Digne Convention in 1991 as a means to protect and promote geological heritage and sustainable local development through a global network of territories containing geology of outstanding value.
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Abstract The philosophy behind the Geoparks concept was first introduced at the Digne Convention in 1991 as a means to protect and promote geological heritage and sustainable local development through a global network of territories containing geology of outstanding value.
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UNESCO Global Geoparks 22 Years after Their Creation: Analysis of Scientific Production
Land, 2023JOSÉ Álvarez-García +2 more
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