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95. 3D Virtual Itinerary in the Geological Heritage from Natural Areas in Salamanca-Ávila-Cáceres, Spain A. Martínez-Graña et al.
96. The influence of climate change on glacier geomorphosites: the case of two Italian glaciers (Miage Glacier, Forni Glacier)investigated through dendrochronology V. Garavaglia et al.
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101. Comparative analysis of Devil's town and Bryce canyon geosites by applying the modified geosite assessment model (M-GAM) V. Jonić
102. Environmental Impact Assessment in Climbing Activities: A New Method to Develop a Sustainable Tourism in Geological and Nature Reserves G. Marrosu & T. Balvis
103. Geoheritage sites in the territorial unit "North of the Autonomous Province of Kosovo and Metohija" D. Petrović
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107. Geotourism Strategic Plan: An Assessment of Kuwait's Geotourism Potential J. Bahzad et al.
108. Geoheritage of the Azrou-Khenifra Basin (Moroccan Massif Central): Inventory and Quantitative Assessment of Geosites N. Akhlidej et al.
109. Palaeovolcanic Geoheritage from Volcano Geology Perspective within Earth's Geosystems: Geoeducation of the Potential Geopark Kratovo-Zletovo (North Macedonia) B. Aleksova et al.
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111. Mining activity and island landscape issues: evidence from Cyclades islands, Greece E. Derdemezi et al.
112. Some Comments to Geosite Assessment, Visitors, and Geotourism Sustainability Ľ. Štrba et al.
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117. The Tourism Potential of Post-mining Heritage Sites: The Cyprus Mining Cooperation in Lefka, Cyprus B. Oktay Vehbi et al.
118. Towards Sustainable Karst-Based Geotourism of the Mount Kalafat in Southeastern Serbia A. Antić et al.
119. The Geomorphology and Landscape of the Ionian Islands: An Inventory of Geomorphosites E. Spyrou & N. Evelpidou
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122. Glacial Geomorphosites and Related Landforms: A Proposal for a Dendrogeomorphological Approach and Educational Trails V. Garavaglia & M. Pelfini
123. Evaluation of Geosite for Sustainable Planning and Management in Geotourism D. Suzuki & H. Takagi
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126. Geoheritage and geotourism potential of the municipality of Rožaje (northeastern Montenegro) E. Brđanin
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128. Terrestrial Martian Analog Heritage of Kachchh Basin, Western India A. Chavan et al.
129. An Assessment of Geosites and Geomorphosites in the Lut Desert of Shahdad Region for Potential Geotourism Development R. Raeisi et al.
130. An Overview Geoheritage of AlUla, Saudi Arabia: From World Heritage Site to Potential Global Geotourism Destination S. Sen et al.
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134. Geosites Inventory in Liguria Region (Northern Italy): A Tool for Regional Geoconservation and Environmental Management A. Ferrando et al.
135. National and global geoparks management status: Focusing on countries with UNESCO Global Geoparks J. Yu et al.
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137. Reconocimiento y evaluación de posibles geositios asociados a dolinas en el departamento de Malargüe Provincia de Mendoza, Argentina V. Cortez Taillant & A. Arroqui Langer
138. Upper Miocene Petrified Forest from As-Sahabi Area, Northeast Sirt Basin, Libya A. Elshaafi et al.
139. Methodology for assessing the geoheritage of the western part of the North Pokutia Upland V. Zahriichuk & V. Brusak
140. From geoheritage inventory to geoeducation and geotourism implications: Insight from Jbel Amsittene (Essaouira province, Morocco) T. Arrad et al.
141. Augmented Reality and Valorizing the Mesozoic Geological Heritage (Burgos, Spain) A. Martínez-Graña et al.
142. “Geo-Archaeo-Routes” on the Island of Lemnos: The “Nalture” Experience as a Holistic Geotouristic Approach within the Geoethical Perspective M. Triantaphyllou et al.
143. Assessment of Resources for Geotourism Development: Integrated SWARA-COBRA Approach Under Spherical Fuzzy Environments K. Zorlu et al.
144. Health Tourism Niche and Visitors’ Particular Interests of Needs as a Factor of Rural Destination Development A. Vujko et al.
145. Assessing the ecological value of dynamic mountain geomorphosites J. Bussard & E. Giaccone
146. The Geomorphosite Assessment by Trapezoidal Bipolar Fuzzy Information-Based CRITIC-MABAC Method K. Zorlu & V. Dede
147. Géoheritage of Rehamna Region (Morocco): Inventory and Quantitative Assessment of Geosites I. EddifaI et al.
148. Geoeducational assessments in Khon Kaen National Geopark, Thailand: implication for geoconservation and geotourism development V. Singtuen et al.
149. Assessment of Geosites within a Natural Protected Area: A Case Study of Cajas National Park E. Navarrete et al.
150. Enhancing Geotourism Potential: Assessing and Presenting a Tourism Development Strategy for Takht-e Soleiman Region, West Azerbaijan Province – Iran M. Hosseinzadeh et al.
151. Spatial distribution of sea-level markers on Lesvos Island (NE Aegean Sea): Evidence of differential relative sea-level changes and the neotectonic implications M. Vacchi et al.
152. Landslides, a Key Landform in the Global Geological Heritage C. Morino et al.
153. Geomorphosite Assessment of Renyok River, Jeli, Kelantan A. Achmad Bahar et al.
154. Educational Activities in Fangshan UNESCO Global Geopark and Lesvos Island UNESCO Global Geopark J. Wang & N. Zouros
155. Exploring the potential for geotourism development in the Danube region of Serbia N. Tomić et al.
156. Inventory and Evaluation of Geosites: Case Studies of the Slovak Karst as a Potential Geopark in Slovakia M. Kudla et al.
157. The Iberian Massif Landscape and Fluvial Network in Portugal: a geoheritage inventory based on the scientific value D. Pereira et al.
158. Yapraklı Bazalt Sütunları’nın (Siverek) Jeomiras Açısından İncelenmesi A. Aytaç et al.
159. Evaluating Geomorphosites and the Geomorphological Hazards that Impact them: Case Study—Cozia Massif (Southern Carpathians, Romania) A. Ovreiu et al.
160. Applying Show Cave Assessment Model (SCAM) on Cave Tourism Destinations in Serbia A. Antić et al.
161. Geoheritage, Geoeducation, and Geotourism Synergies on Tinos Island (Cyclades, Greece): Assessment, Interpretation, and Sustainable Development Perspectives G. Zafeiropoulos et al.
162. Geoheritage Merits of the Zanskar Range of the Kashmir Himalaya: a Field Geology Museum from Precambrian to Present M. Thakkar et al.
163. Exploring the Geoheritage, Cultural Geomorphology, and Geotourism Potential of the Kashmir Region, Northwest Himalaya, India M. Irfan et al.
164. The Integrated Assessment of Degraded Tourist Geomorphosites to Develop Sustainable Tourism: A Case Study of Grădina Zmeilor Geomorphosite, North-West Region, Romania P. Codrea et al.
165. Assessment of glacial geoheritage by multi-criteria decision making (MCDM) methods in the Yalnızçam Mountains, Northeastern Türkiye K. Zorlu & V. Dede
166. Loess and geotourism potential of the Braničevo District (NE Serbia): From overexploitation to paleoclimate interpretation A. Antić et al.
167. The Geoheritage of Mount Ararat and its Vicinity: An Assessment of Geodiversity with a Focus on Glaciation and Mountaineering E. Canpolat et al.
168. Quantitative Assessment of the Geosites of Chelmos-Vouraikos UNESCO Global Geopark (Greece) V. Golfinopoulos et al.
169. Geoheritage Resilience Assessment for Geoconservation Planning in Lorestan Province, Iran F. Moradipour et al.
170. Two-level assessment of threats to geodiversity and geoheritage: A case study from Hády quarries (Brno, Czech Republic) L. Kubalíková & M. Balková
171. A multi-criteria decision analysis with special reference to loess and archaeological sites in Serbia (Could geosciences and archaeology cohabitate?) M. Vujičić et al.
172. Tourism in Protected Areas in Spain: Perception of Sustainable Development in Protected Areas with Different Levels of Protection E. Pérez-Calderón et al.
173. An Assessment of Gorges for Purposes of Identifying Geomorphosites of Geotourism Value in the Apuseni Mountains (Romania) G. Cocean & P. Cocean
174. Scale issues for geoheritage 3D mapping: The case of Lesvos Geopark, Greece E. Papadopoulou et al.
175. Definition and Scientific Value Assessment of Geosite from the Geopark Perspective: Application to the Hantangang River UNESCO Global Geopark (Main Geosites of Yeoncheon region) D. Kim & H. Kim
176. Applying the Show Cave Assessment Model (SCAM) on cave tourism destinations in Serbia A. Antić et al.
177. Geomorphosites and geomorphological maps applied to public use, tourism and natural heritage management in the Rio Lobos Natural Park (Spain) E. Serrano et al.
178. Geosite Assessment for Geotourism Purposes: Case Study of Ida Madra Geopark, Türkiye R. Efe et al.
179. Inventorying Rabat-Salé-Kénitra Region’s Geological Heritage Within Central Morocco: a Useful Tool for Developing Regional Geotourism Activity K. Berred et al.
180. Integrating UAV Surveys and Geospatial Analysis for Geoheritage Evaluation: A Case Study of Markovi Kuli, North Macedonia I. Milevski et al.
181. Canyoning and geotourism: Assessing geosites for canyoning activities in Western Serbia N. Tomić et al.
182. Exploring the Preferences of Iranian Geotourists: Case Study of Shadows Canyon and Canyon of Jinns N. Tomić et al.
183. Quantification of geomorphodiversity and its spatial distribution with the flood inundation areas for Assam, India L. Gupta & J. Dixit
184. Geomorphological Heritage Assessment and Potential Geotourism Prospects: a Case Study from Chambal River M. Resmi
185. Geoeducation, geotourism, and geoconservation of the Timaderouine Ediacaran-Ordovician geosites, western Tinghir (Eastern Anti-Atlas, Morocco) M. El Ouali et al.
186. Linking Geoheritage or Geosite Assessment Results with Geotourism Potential and Development: A Literature Review Ľ. Štrba et al.
187. An integrated glacial geosite assessment framework and its application in Montenegro: Inventory, evaluation, and prospects for geotourism S. Marković et al.
188. Inventory and assessment of geomorphosites for geotourism development: A case study of Aït Bou Oulli valley (Central High‐Atlas, Morocco) H. Bouzekraoui et al.
189. Geomorphosites of Nui Chua National Park, Ninh Thuan Province, Vietnam T. Hoang et al.
190. A Systematic Review of Iranian Research in the Field of Geotourism Studies M. Ziaee & S. Ferdowsi
191. Anthropic Valorisation of Vulnerable Areas Affected by Deep-Seated Landslides P. Cocean et al.
192. Assessment of geoheritage and prospects of geotourism: An approach to geoconservation of important geological and geomorphological sites of Puruliya district, West Bengal, India A. Ghosh et al.
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