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中国西部地质公园的开发与建设 总被引:4,自引:0,他引:4
在分析地质公园内涵的基础上,提出地质公园的开发与建设必须同旅游开发,同大众旅游与专项旅游相结合,实行产研学一体化模式和品牌开发战略,并指出当前工作的重点是建设地质公园示范区。文章还指出地质公园示范区的选择原则和在建设中应注意的问题。 相似文献
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龙门山国家地质公园旅游产品设计初探 总被引:3,自引:0,他引:3
地质公园是基于自然保护前提下的以地质遗迹景观为主体,集地学、自然、人文景观为一体,以地学科考为主题,具有一定市场功能的综合性多功能的公园旅游区。地质公园内有丰富的旅游资源,适宜开发多种多样的旅游产品,可归为6大类。地质公园旅游产品的成功开发在于重视产品市场定位、旅游形象的系统设计和产品创意与创新。 相似文献
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龙门山国家地质公园已于2001年3月16日经国家正式批准,成为我国首批11个国家地质公园之一。对这样一个特大型构造类国家地质公园,其旅游资源调查,范围的圈定,规划,开发与保护,管理体制,科学研究以及立法等还未规范化,即地质公园理论体系还不健全,如何在地质公园进行旅游开发,是当前面临的急需解决的重大问题,本文论述了龙门山国家地质公园的建立及其意义,评述了其地学旅游资源优势,并通过与国外国家公园与国内风景名胜区的比较,阐述了龙门山国家地质公园的开发保护现状。 相似文献
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郴州飞天山国家地质公园旅游设计初探 总被引:3,自引:0,他引:3
飞天山地质公园内有丰富的旅游资源,尚保持原始的自然风貌。郴州飞天山国家地质公园的成功开发应着眼于旅游产品的市场定位、旅游形象的系统设计及其创意与创新。 相似文献
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官鹅沟地质公园不仅地质遗迹景观特色鲜明,而且自然生态和人文景观也极为丰富,构成了类型多样、优势突出的旅游资源组合。本文针对地质公园的旅游开发要突出地质资源特色的要求,从生态旅游角度初步探讨了地质公园的旅游开发和国家级地质公园的申报。 相似文献
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特殊的"兴文式喀斯特"引起国内外学者对地质公园的广泛关注。回顾以往的研究成果,20世纪90年代中期以前主要集中在喀斯特地貌的成因等方面的研究;20世纪90年代中期后,随着旅游业的飞速发展,对兴文喀斯特的研究则转向旅游资源类型、价值评价、旅游形象定位、旅游开发等方面的研究。本文针对研究存在的问题,指出了地质公园今后研究的方向。 相似文献
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通过使用Butler旅游地生命周期理论,以兴文石海世界地质公园开发最早园区一石海洞乡为研究对象,对景区进行旅游地生命周期划分。同时结合问卷调查数据分析影响该旅游地生命周期演变的主、次因素,以及两者在各阶段的具体演化对旅游地发展的作用,阐明景区主导因素演变机制。研究认为石海洞乡经历了探索期、参与期,现阶段处于发展期,其主导因素分别为:探索期为当地群众,参与期为上级政府、高层官员与专家学者,发展期为当地政府与投资企业。 相似文献
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海螺沟地质公园地质遗迹景观资源十分丰富,分布广泛,类型多样,以世界同纬度最低海拔现代冰川和温泉景观为代表,具有极高的科学考察价值。根据景点的空间分布特征规划了3个景区、66处景点和4条大众旅游线路、7条专项旅游路线。 相似文献
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《Proceedings of the Geologists' Association. Geologists' Association》2017,128(3):500-509
The creation of the European Geoparks Network in 2000 was followed by the establishment of the Global Geoparks Network in 2004, incorporating the European Geoparks Network. On November 17, 2015, UNESCO sanctioned the creation of a new designation, the UNESCO Global Geoparks, as part of UNESCO’s new International Geoscience and Geoparks Programme (IGGP). This is the first initiative of its kind to be established by UNESCO for 40 years and is the result of effective networking among geoparks and their partners aiming to achieve significant progress in geo-conservation, geotourism, environmental education and sustainable local development.Geoparks are located primarily in rural areas which are both remote and underdeveloped or which have experienced economic decline. In order to become a UNESCO Global Geopark, a geopark must demonstrate that it has a significant geological heritage, has well defined boundaries and is large enough to support a sustainable strategy for economic development based upon that heritage. In addition to its geology, a geopark should also make use of sites of archaeological, ecological, historical or cultural significance as these are often linked to the underlying geology. The ultimate objective of a UNESCO Global Geopark is to use the designation as a vehicle to engage communities in protecting these assets in ways which contribute to the economic development of their territory.The Fforest Fawr Geopark, the first geopark in Wales, became a member of the European and Global Geoparks Networks in 2005 and a UNESCO Global Geopark in 2015. The geopark was established in the western area of the Brecon Beacons National Park because that area has a strong identity in terms of its geology and Welsh industrial and cultural heritage. In addition, while the eastern area of the National Park was a more popular tourist destination, the area designated as the geopark was less well known, more remote in character, and economically less prosperous.The geopark’s approximately 480 million year geological heritage provides a resource for developing geotourism and for educational activities. Nearly 11,500 years of human activity created a cultural landscape in which ancient monuments contrast with the relicts of industrial activity. With the coming of the Industrial Revolution the geological resources of Fforest Fawr were systematically exploited for over 200 years to supply South Wales’s expanding metal industry. During this time mining, quarrying and brick making contributed to wealth creation and South Wales was a major player in the new industrial age which changed the world. The area of Fforest Fawr Geopark, with its close association to the South Wales Coalfield played a significant role in global industrial history.In addition, the rich culture of the geopark’s early inhabitants comes to life in myths and legends and some of Europe’s oldest stories and myths are associated with the area of Fforest Fawr Geopark. 相似文献