The Azores archipelago is located in the North Atlantic and is composed by nine islands and some islets. This archipelago, and the surrounding seafloor, has a remarkable geological heritage of international scientific relevance, which constitutes the basis for the establishment of a geopark that is under evaluation by the European Geoparks Network (EGN). The analysis of the evolution of the conservation status of a geosite plays a very important role in the control of its decline. The decrease of relevance of a geosite could be justified either by direct degradation of a geological feature or by lack of concern in the maintenance of the site by local authorities
During the last decade, the European Geoparks Network (EGN) has developed this strategy with notable...
The increasing interest in geotourism has prompted the need for quantitative assessments of geosites...
During the last decade, the European Geoparks Network (EGN) has developed this strategy with notable...
The Azores archipelago is distinguished by its unique natural beauty and marine setting. Thanks to i...
"Ponta da Ferraria e Pico das Camarinhas" is a protected geosite in São Miguel Island in the Azores ...
This paper presents an ongoing work that is being developed under the scope of a master thesis. “Pon...
Geoconservation in Portugal has been gaining impor- tance, particularly during the last decade. The ...
Little by little geoconservation in Portugal is gaining strength: the geological community is consid...
The application of geoconservation concepts and methodologies to the Azores archipelago led to the i...
The application of geoconservation concepts and methodologies to the Azores archipelago led to the i...
The application of geoconservation concepts and methodologies to the Azores archipelago led to the i...
The application of geoconservation concepts and methodologies to the Azores archipelago led to the i...
A geoconservation strategy for a region or a country must be based on six main stages: inventory, qu...
The Azores UNESCO Global Geopark, located in the North Atlantic Ocean is a volcanic archipelago with...
Coastal zones across the world are often listed as protected areas as a result of their sensitive ec...
During the last decade, the European Geoparks Network (EGN) has developed this strategy with notable...
The increasing interest in geotourism has prompted the need for quantitative assessments of geosites...
During the last decade, the European Geoparks Network (EGN) has developed this strategy with notable...
The Azores archipelago is distinguished by its unique natural beauty and marine setting. Thanks to i...
"Ponta da Ferraria e Pico das Camarinhas" is a protected geosite in São Miguel Island in the Azores ...
This paper presents an ongoing work that is being developed under the scope of a master thesis. “Pon...
Geoconservation in Portugal has been gaining impor- tance, particularly during the last decade. The ...
Little by little geoconservation in Portugal is gaining strength: the geological community is consid...
The application of geoconservation concepts and methodologies to the Azores archipelago led to the i...
The application of geoconservation concepts and methodologies to the Azores archipelago led to the i...
The application of geoconservation concepts and methodologies to the Azores archipelago led to the i...
The application of geoconservation concepts and methodologies to the Azores archipelago led to the i...
A geoconservation strategy for a region or a country must be based on six main stages: inventory, qu...
The Azores UNESCO Global Geopark, located in the North Atlantic Ocean is a volcanic archipelago with...
Coastal zones across the world are often listed as protected areas as a result of their sensitive ec...
During the last decade, the European Geoparks Network (EGN) has developed this strategy with notable...
The increasing interest in geotourism has prompted the need for quantitative assessments of geosites...
During the last decade, the European Geoparks Network (EGN) has developed this strategy with notable...