Geostrada Sudecka – nowa forma geoturystyki w Sudetach
Abstract
Sudetic Geostrada – new form of geotourism in the Sudetes Mts.
A b s t r a c t. Two new geoturistic projects based on the idea of the Sudetic Geostrada, proposed by Leszek Sawicki, are now realized in the Sudetes Mts. Project “Sudetic Geostrada – geologic-touristic guide” is carried out by the Polish Geological Institute – National Research Institute in collaboration with Czech Geological Survey within the frame of Poland-Czech Republic Cross-border Cooperation Operational Program 2007–2013. The project is aimed at creation of atractive geotouristic route, 600 km long, within cross-border areas of Poland and Czech Republic. Second project “Sudetic Geostrada – geological and landscape studies with cataloguing of inanimate nature objects” is lead by the Prof. Tadeusz Słomka and his team from University of Science and Technology in Cracow in collaboration with PGI Lower Silesian Branch. The project is focused on cataloguing and documentation of geotouristic objects and valorization of selected geostites for use in general and scientific education as well as geotourism.
A b s t r a c t. Two new geoturistic projects based on the idea of the Sudetic Geostrada, proposed by Leszek Sawicki, are now realized in the Sudetes Mts. Project “Sudetic Geostrada – geologic-touristic guide” is carried out by the Polish Geological Institute – National Research Institute in collaboration with Czech Geological Survey within the frame of Poland-Czech Republic Cross-border Cooperation Operational Program 2007–2013. The project is aimed at creation of atractive geotouristic route, 600 km long, within cross-border areas of Poland and Czech Republic. Second project “Sudetic Geostrada – geological and landscape studies with cataloguing of inanimate nature objects” is lead by the Prof. Tadeusz Słomka and his team from University of Science and Technology in Cracow in collaboration with PGI Lower Silesian Branch. The project is focused on cataloguing and documentation of geotouristic objects and valorization of selected geostites for use in general and scientific education as well as geotourism.