La Garrotxa Volcanic Field of Northeast Spain
Case Study of Sustainable Volcanic Landscape Management
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Volcanism can cause major impacts, including climate change and mass extinctions. However, the impact of monogenetic volcanism is often considered as limited in volcanological research. This work provides for ...
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Volcanic zones are important geoheritage sites. Active volcanic fields are of special interest because they allow to observe the complex and interesting stratigraphic relationships that often characterise thei...
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Case Study of Sustainable Volcanic Landscape Management
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This chapter reviews the management of the geological heritage of La Garrotxa Volcanic Zone Natural Park, and includes both an evaluation of the strategy that was approved in 2004 and a discussion of the curre...
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Geotourism is tourism based on geology and promotes geological conservation at the same time as it encourages the economic and social development of local communities. ‘Volcanic tourism’ is one particular type...
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Situated in the northeast of the Iberian Peninsula, La Garrotxa Volcanic Field is part of the Catalan Volcanic Zone and one of the provinces of the Neogene-Quaternary alkaline volcanism associated with the Eur...
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Aside from its geology, La Garrotxa Volcanic Field also boasts many sites of great natural and cultural or historical interest, several of which are described in this chapter (Fig. 6.1).
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La Garrotxa Volcanic Field (GVF) in the NE Iberian Peninsula is one of the Quaternary alkaline volcanic provinces that form part of the European Cenozoic Rift System. Active over the last 0.7 Ma, the most rece...