Secondary
Edcuation

Education

Discover how the Geopark has shaped where you live and how it shapes sustainable development.

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Four women walking in a single file across a suspension bridge surrounded by greenery, with arms extended to balance.
Line drawing of mountain landscape with steep cliffs, valleys, and a prominent peak in the background.
A black background with a light-colored, textured, and elongated abstract shape resembling a stylized landmass or coastline.
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Secondary Education

Older children and teenagers can look in more depth at the geology and how that impacts heritage, tourism and leisure. They can also begin to understand how UNESCO designation and initiatives support sustainable development.

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