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AleksandrR [38]
3 years ago
13

What is the objective of a geopark

Geography
1 answer:
Daniel [21]3 years ago
3 0
~The <span>Drive landscape-scale conservation of geo-diversity, biodiversity and cultural heritage.
~Enthuse local communities and their businesses to work together sustainably and feel pride in the Geopark.
~Promote sustainable economic development, especially sustainable tourism.
~Develop high quality information and interpretation that supports an enjoyable visitor experience and connects people to the Geopark.
~Act as a focus for environmental/earth sciences research.
~Undertake high quality environmental education for all ages.
~Seek to include all sectors of society in developing its work.
~Use its heritage to encourage visitors, businesses and communities to address climate change.
<span>~Monitor impacts of the Geopark in order to inform future actions.</span></span>
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