<p>The Rehamna region is known for its valuable geological heritage; that allow the understanding of the evolution and geodynamic of the area. This highlights their relevance not only scientifically, but also in terms of educational and touristic potential. This geoheritage requires conservation for the future generation. For this reason, this work aims at making inventory and assessment of geosites using Brilha’s method proposed in 2016.Ten geosites have been selected and quantitatively assessed. The obtained results indicate that while most of these geosites have moderate scientific and educational value, their touristic value is low. Additionally, these geosites have considerable risk of degradation. The upper Viseen Micashiste of Lalla Titafis is the most important geosite, scoring 300 in scientific value. This research provides a vital basis for developing geoconservation strategies, geoducation and geotourism initiatives in the area. Implementing these strategies could not only safeguard this geological heritage but also support local sustainable development through the establishment of a geopark. Such a project could enhance the economic well-being of Rehamna’s residents by drawing in visitors and increasing community awareness of the importance of geological conservation.</p>

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Géoheritage of Rehamna Region (Morocco): Inventory and Quantitative Assessment of Geosites

  • Imane EddifaI,
  • Zohra Bejjaji,
  • Mohamed Tayebi,
  • Sakina Mehdioui,
  • Hamza Sorouri,
  • Zahra Slimani,
  • Soumaya Ben Ali

摘要

The Rehamna region is known for its valuable geological heritage; that allow the understanding of the evolution and geodynamic of the area. This highlights their relevance not only scientifically, but also in terms of educational and touristic potential. This geoheritage requires conservation for the future generation. For this reason, this work aims at making inventory and assessment of geosites using Brilha’s method proposed in 2016.Ten geosites have been selected and quantitatively assessed. The obtained results indicate that while most of these geosites have moderate scientific and educational value, their touristic value is low. Additionally, these geosites have considerable risk of degradation. The upper Viseen Micashiste of Lalla Titafis is the most important geosite, scoring 300 in scientific value. This research provides a vital basis for developing geoconservation strategies, geoducation and geotourism initiatives in the area. Implementing these strategies could not only safeguard this geological heritage but also support local sustainable development through the establishment of a geopark. Such a project could enhance the economic well-being of Rehamna’s residents by drawing in visitors and increasing community awareness of the importance of geological conservation.