Geodiversity has elements of exceptional scientific value that are considered to represent
geoheritage, or geological heritage. One way to conserve and promote the knowledge of …

This study aims to provide a systematic analysis of the literature of methods and resources
supporting geoconservation and geotourism worldwide, while identifying current and future …

Geodiversity is a basis for geotourism development. Geosites and geodiversity sites then
represent particular issues of geotourist interest, however, in some cases, their potential and …

Abstract The Golden Triangle economic zone of eastern Egypt stretching between the Nile
Valley and the Red Sea coast is a historical mining area, which is vast and rich in geology …

Geodiversity is the natural diversity of features of geological structure, relief, and soil cover,
including the relationships between these features, their properties, and their impact on …

In the last decades, the geotourism has shown a considerable growth all over the world and
it is appreciated and accepted as a useful tool for promoting natural and cultural heritage …

Geotourism is a form of maintainable tourism that emphasizes the geoheritage
characteristics of a district. Karst landforms are one of the most imperative appealing aspects …

Geotourism is one of the fastest growing tourism branches. Geoparks feature prominently in
geotourism as well as geoeducation. Well-designed geotrails link local geology …

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

Geoheritage is now a globally recognized natural conservation strategy built on a research
and science-based framework. We suggest that to date in New Zealand, mainstream …