Sustainability Management of Unesco Global Geoparks
@article{Pskov2018SustainabilityMO, title={Sustainability Management of Unesco Global Geoparks}, author={Martina P{\'a}skov{\'a} and J. Zelenka}, journal={Sustainable Geoscience and Geotourism}, year={2018} }
UNESCO global geoparkUNESCO global geoparks dynamic initiative draws attention of both experts and public by its innovatively holistic approach to conservation, presentation and interpretation of the Earth heritage interrelating the geodiversity of the region with its biodiversity and cultural diversity. The objective of this contribution is to analyse the processes behind the sustainability management of the UNESCO global geoparks.The process analysis of the certification and revalidation…
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