Geotourism: Sustainability, Impacts and Management
By David Newsome (eds)

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Chapter 1: The Scope and Nature of Geotourism

Table 1.1: Examples of regional geosite diversity in Australia: the case of Western Australia
Table 1.2: Site/theme geosite diversity in a previously glaciated landscape: Lake District of Iowa, USA
Table 1.3: Volcanic features that can be seen on a visit to the Mauna Loa and Kilauea Volcanoes, Hawaii

Chapter 2: Geotourism in Malaysian Borneo

Table 2.1: Proposed geotourism at Kinabalu Park, Sabah (based on Dana Badang, 1999)
Table 2.2: Proposed geotourism sites in Sabah and the Federal Territory of Labuan
Table 2.3: Geological tourism in Miri, Sarawak (based on Lesslar and Wannier, 1998)

Chapter 3: Geotourism Potential of Southern Africa

Table 3.1: South Africa: some 3600 million years of Earth's history in one country

Chapter 6: Geoparks - A Regional, European and Global Policy

Table 6.1: Geological members of the Vulkaneifel family
Table 6.2: Global geoparks

Chapter 7: Geotourism: A Perspective from Southwest Germany

Table 7.1: Network History of the Earth: partners and their objectives
Table 7.2: GeoPark Swabian Alb: key events

Chapter 11: Geotourism in Spain: Resources and Environmental Management

Table 11.1: Selected top-50 show caves in Spain (see Figure 11.2 for iconographic description of these caves)
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