The paper reports on geodiversity assessments of three national parks in Poland, performed
independently by experts and volunteers. Each national park selected for the study …

The formation and evolutionary history of intracontinental, tideless sea barrier coasts is still
poorly known in comparison to open-ocean and tidal sea barrier systems. This paper …

Lateglacial buried soil horizons, which occur widely in sandy aeolian sequences of northern
central Europe, were analysed in order to evaluate their regional pedostratigraphical and …

Two sandy spits on the Świna barrier (Wolin and Uznam) provide a very detailed succession
of Holocene coastal foredunes and dunes and are regarded as key sites along the southern …

Four short sediment cores from the Oder estuary, south-western Baltic Sea, were studied
with respect to their siliceous microfossil and organic carbon content. The sediments were …

Analyses on 27 sediment cores taken from the bottom of the Szczecin Lagoon allowed
environmental reconstruction of the postglacial main stages of basin development, based on …

Wolin, the only large island in Poland, is a unique place on the map of geodiversity of
Poland. Quaternary glacial and fluvioglacial sediments, mainly from the last phase of the …

Coastal barriers account for approximately one-eighth of the world's coastline. Barriers are
the most common landform type in the southern part of the Baltic Sea area. Despite the long …

Soils, having a well− developed sequence of A and Bw horizons, are widespread on the
uplifted marine terrace 8–12 m asl in the proximity of Nottinghambukta Bay. The present …

A palaeoecological study including pollen, macrofossils, and chemical analyses of an
organic sediment separating two series of aeolian cover sands has enabled us to …