International Journal of Geoheritage and Parks
International Journal of Geoheritage and Parks
The International Journal of Geoheritage and Parks is a referenced interdisciplinary journal that encompasses a broad range of topics related to geoheritage and parks, including: management, assessmen...
The International Journal of Geoheritage and Parks is a referenced interdisciplinary journal that encompasses a broad range of topics related to geoheritage and parks, including: management, assessment, planning, policies, education, tourism, travel behaviour, interpretation, economics, museology, protection, nature resilience, nature-based therapy for human health, diversity, time scaling, ecology, and sustainable development of global geoheritage, geosites and parks. The journal promotes high quality science with free, divergent, pluralistic visions, ideas, and opinions regarding all aspects of geoheritage and parks.
Published papers are ideally based on both conceptual and empirical studies around the broad themes of geoheritage and parks.
Studies on geoheritage and parks, including national parks, protected areas, marine heritage, archaeological and paleontological sites, UNESCO Global Geoparks, World Heritage sites, and other globally significant sites recognized for their geological and/or geographical values, are welcomed. Natural and physical scientists writing to a social science audience are very welcome contributors, and the inverse is true. To the greatest extent possible, we aim to make the scope of this journal cross-disciplinary, global, and without borders.
All articles published in this journal are subjected to a rigorous peer view, based on initial editor screening and anonymous refereeing by independent expert referees.
The journal is Diamond Open Access, and no fees are charged to authors or readers, making it one of the most accessible high quality journals in its field.
Society affiliation
Beijing Normal University (BNU) grew out of the Education Department of Imperial University of Peking established in 1902, which initiated teacher training in China's higher education. After the development for over a century, BNU has become a comprehensive and research-intensive university with its main characteristics of basic disciplines in scie...
Beijing Normal University (BNU) grew out of the Education Department of Imperial University of Peking established in 1902, which initiated teacher training in China's higher education. After the development for over a century, BNU has become a comprehensive and research-intensive university with its main characteristics of basic disciplines in sciences and humanities, teacher education and educational science.
According to 2020 QS World University Rankings, BNU is ranked the 277th among the world universities, and the 10th among Chinese mainland universities. In 2017, BNU has been listed in the "world-class universities", and 11 disciplines have been selected for China's "Double-First Class" Initiative. The discipline of Geography graded A+ in the recent national evaluation.
Established in November 2016, Faculty of Geographical Science (FGS) is the second largest division of BNU. FGS is dedicated to being at the forefront of teaching and learning and fostering cutting edge research and discovery as well as contributing to societal services in Geography. FGS and was among the top (Rank No.1, 2016) among Chinese universities and ranked No. 51-100 (QS Ranking, 2020) internationally. While Geographical Science is the core discipline, FGS also covers related disciplines as Surveying and Mapping Science and Engineering, Safety Science and Engineering etc. In carrying forward BNU's fine tradition of unity, and in being pragmatic and progressive, FGS endeavors to foster the development of a first-class discipline and the cultivation of first-class talent through innovation and opening up of academic exchanges.
For detailed information please visit https://english.bnu.edu.cn/ and http://english.geo.bnu.edu.cn/