Geosites, Geoheritage and Geosacred potential in the cradle of the Narmada, Maikal Plateau of Central India

Geotourism Opportunities and Geoheritage in Tenerife’s Youngest Volcanic Eruption: The 1909 Chinyero Monogenetic Volcano (Canary Islands, Spain)

The 1909 Chinyero eruption, a historical event on the Bilma volcanic rift (Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain), generated a basaltic monogenetic volcano that constitutes a site of significant geoheritage. Promoting large-scale recognition of the Chinyero volcano’s geoforms and its associated cultural heritage can enhance...

The geotourism potential of geosites and archaeo-paleontological landscape in the Gulf of Zula–Danakil corridor, Eritrea

The Gulf of Zula–Danakil corridor of Eritrea represents a unique “rift–reef–refugium” setting exceptionally rich in geological attractions (such as volcanic cones, hot springs and reef beds) and archaeo-paleontological heritage. The region boasts globally important Stone Age sites like the 125,000-year-old artifact-bea...

Quaternary Fluvial Terraces as Markers of Climate and Tectonics in the Bradanic Foredeep, Southern Italy

Fluvial terraces represent important geomorphological archives for reconstructing the effects of climatic fluctuations, tectonic activity, and base-level changes during Quaternary times. This study investigates the geomorphological and stratigraphic evolution of the Bradano, Basento, and Salandrella River systems withi...

Geoheritage Assessment of the Internal Rif Belt (NW Morocco): Cabo Negro Massif and Jbel Zemzem Klippe

Inventory and Evaluation of Geosites in the Dindefelo Community Nature Reserve (DCNR): Snowball Earth Archives, Ancient Coastlines, and Early Life, Pilot Site for Senegal’s First UNESCO Global Geopark

The San Miguel-San Vicente-Boquillas geo-corridor: A new hotspot of geoheritage in the Mexico-USA border