Editorial Board Members’ Collection Series: “Trends and Prospects in Geoheritage, Geoparks, and Geotourism”

In recent years, research in Geoheritage, Geoparks, and Geotourism has significantly increased, underlining their vital roles in advancing scientific knowledge, conserving the environment, and safeguarding human culture. By exploring the intrinsic value of geological and geomorphological sites as records of Earth’s history and important scientific resources, we seek to enhance appreciation for these landscapes. This Special Issue provided a platform for interdisciplinary exploration and dialogue, addressing the complexities of geoheritage research and offering insights into the conservation, management, and promotion of geological features and landforms. It includes studies on the conceptual foundations for establishing and managing geoparks, as well as research on the evolving field of geotourism and its contribution to sustainable development. A total of 10 papers have been accepted, covering a diverse range of topics and emphasizing the current prominence of geoheritage research within the geosciences.