The modern approach to the management of protected areas (PAs) introduces a holistic
perspective on these areas, in which they are not seen as isolated conservation zones, but …

This paper intends to evaluate the most important geomorphosites in the Cozia Massif
(Southern Carpathians) area and the geomorphological hazards that can affect and damage …

This study presents a review of how natural hazards can impact on immovable cultural
heritage (ICH). In the last few decades, the global impact of natural hazards on cultural …

Geomorphic processes driven by water are particularly active in mountain environments,
especially under the current climate conditions. Erosion and dissolution processes shape …

Geomorphological mapping plays a key role in landscape representation: it is the starting
point for many applications and for the realization of thematic maps, such as hazard and risk …

From a large database generated from the geological heritage of more than 100 geosites in
four natural areas of Salamanca, Ávila, and Cáceres provinces (Spain), the 13 most …

In Romania, local stakeholders' knowledge plays a role in making decisions for
emergencies, supporting rescue officers in natural hazard events, coordinating, and …

The proposed approach—geotourism, a new medium-and long-term post-pandemic
recovery perspective—provides a theoretical foundation for future research regarding the …

Forest habitat fragmentation is one of the global environmental issues of concern as a result
of forest management practices and socioeconomic drivers. In this context, a constant …

A comprehensive understanding of geomorphodiversity and geomorphological heritage is
crucial for their use, conservation, and management. Therefore, this paper aims to assess …