Geomorphodiversity in Motion: Classification and Heritage Keys of the Active and Ephemeral
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ephemeral character, classification, geomorphological heritage, geotourismAbstract
The ephemeral has been studied very little in Geomorphology. However, many geomorphological facts participate in this condition. Its role as an indicator of environmental and climatic changes has great educational projection and social awareness about the challenges that planetary physical changes will impose. For this reason, geomorphologists must set as their objective its correct patrimonialization starting from a correct classification of the phenomena and types that characterize it, to then synchronize it with their heritage assessments. It is complicated to face the heritage conversion and the management of the ephemeral, as it does not adapt to the static vision that prevails in the promotion of geodiversity. Its originality demands its own strategies and lines of action after a deep review of concepts that have to do with the idea of degradation, the validity of the geoforms or the degree of human intervention.
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