Glen Innes Highlands GeoRegion and Aspiring UNESCO Global Geopark In Australia, on the traditional lands of the Ngarabal people in the New England High Country of New South Wales, the Glen Innes Highlands GeoRegion is a distinctive geotourism destination shaped by...
GeoMôn UNESCO Global Geopark is a UNESCO-designated geopark that covers the whole island of Anglesey (Ynys Môn) and its surrounding coastal waters in northwest Wales. Recognized as part of the UNESCO Global Geoparks Network, it is renowned for its exceptional...
Cabox is Newfoundland’s highest point and an Aspiring UNESCO Global Geopark. The name is derived from a phonetic for “cabos”, the Portuguese and Spanish plural for “cabo”, the English “cape”. Portuguese explorer Gaspar Corte Real may have been the first European...
GEOfood and Local Food Heritage in Meratus Geopark Meratus Geopark is a remarkable landscape known for its rich geological heritage, high biodiversity, and strong cultural traditions. The geopark’s mountains, forests, wetlands, and plantations provide fertile...
Located in the heart of the Visayas, Bohol Island is a UNESCO Global Geopark renowned for its extraordinary geological and cultural heritage. With over 150 million years of Earth's history, Bohol showcases stunning natural wonders formed by tectonic shifts, including...
UNESCO Global Geopark Schelde Delta is a cross-border Geopark in the Netherlands and Belgium covering 5,500 km² with 1.5 million inhabitants, and a a 50-million-year story of subsidence and uplift, sea level rise and fall and climate change. It also shows the...
The Impact Crater Lake -Lappajärvi UNESCO Global Geopark is a treasure of Western Finland known for its beautiful landscapes, idyllic towns and distinctive villages. Impact Crater Lake - Lappajärvi UNESCO Global Geopark brings together scenery nature sites, charming...
Saimaa UNESCO Global Geopark, located in the South Karelia and South Savo provinces, takes the visitor on an adventure into the origin story of the pure lake landscape. Formed from fractured bedrock, Saimaa originated from the ancient sea more than 1 900 million years...
The Hantangang UNESCO Global Geopark (Republic of Korea) is one new member of the GEOfood movement across UNESCO Global Geoparks! It is located in the central part of the Korean Peninsula. It follows the Hantangang River and covers ca. 1,165.61 km2 . Two provinces...
The unifying element within the Grevena-Kozani UNESCO Global Geopark is its recognition as one of the global sites of geoheritage relating to the birth of plate tectonic theory, and the expression this tectonic legacy as the source of ...
Although the UNESCO Global Geopark Thuringia Inselsberg – Drei Gleichen is one of the smaller German geoparks with an area of about 700 km2, it is a place where big things happened in the past: here you can explore Pangaea, the supercontinent which existed for around...
Cheongsong Geopark, located in the Middle East of the Republic of Korea, was designated as a national geopark in April 2014 and a UNESCO Global Geopark in May 2017 due to geodiversity and participation of local residents. The Geopark has an area of 845.71km², and...