Introduction

EuroGeoSurveys is an organisation of 33 European Geological Surveys. Our statutory aims are to address the European issues, to promote contribution of geosciences to EU affairs, to assist EU to obtain technical advice and to provide a network between the geological surveys. Introduction - more

Presentation

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EGS Links Geoheritage

Geoheritage

From the EuroGeoSurveys Members :

  • Geo@venture in the Carnic Alps

    This website, hosted by the Geological Survey of Austria, gives the full overview of outdoor activities connected with geology in the Carnic Alps, in Austria. It contains information on collecting minerals, gems and fossils, natural monuments, caves, mines, geo-trekking and climbing, mountain biking, goldpanning, canyoning, rafting, etc. Each topic is shortly described and illustrated with photos and maps. In addition interesting links and news are given. At present website is in Germen language only.

  • Geological and geomorphological nature monuments in Latvia

    Description of the natural geological and geomorphological monuments of state importance in Latvia. Website hosted by LEGMA, at present available in Latvian language only.

  • Sites of geological interest in Sweden

    Under this heading we will be collecting information and tips about excursion destinations with particularly interesting geological features or where it is easy to see various geological phenomena. Why not use our tips to make a holiday or school visit more interesting?

  • From academia, research institutions and international associations :

  • The European Association for the Conservation of the Geological Heritage (ProGEO)

    Portal of ProGEO

  • Global Network of National Geoparks assisted by UNESCO

    The Global Network of National Geoparks assisted by UNESCO provides a platform of active cooperation between experts and practitioners in geological heritage. Under the umbrella of UNESCO, and through exchange between the global network partners, important national geological sites gain worldwide recognition and profit through the exchange of knowledge, expertise, experience and staff with other Geoparks.

  • European Geoparks Network (EGN)

    Established in 2000, the European Geoparks Network (EGN) aims to protect geodiversity, to promote geological heritage to the general public as well as to support sustainable economic development of geopark territories primarily through the development of geological tourism. The network has drawn together territories from across Europe that share these aims and which are now working together in an active and dynamic way to achieve them.