Geoheritage

Geoheritage refers to the natural geological features, formations, and landscapes that have scientific, cultural, or aesthetic significance. These include mountains, caves, fossils, mineral deposits, and landforms that reveal Earth's history and processes. Protecting geoheritage involves conserving these features for education, research, and enjoyment, highlighting Earth's natural heritage. Recognizing geoheritage helps us appreciate the planet’s geological diversity and the importance of sustainable management of geological resources and landscapes for future generations.