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Does geosite interpretation lead to conservation? A case study of the Sićevo Gorge (Serbia)
People have appreciated the beauty of natural landscapes, the result of the interplay of different natural processes, for at least three hundred years in Europe. Many have been inspired by this beauty to promote such places for visits by others. Some have understood the importance of individual places visited within the local or regional environmental system. This has led to definitions and the establishment of protected areas with special visitor rules and regulations. This article presents a case study of Sićevo Gorge Nature Park in Serbia and an opportunity to transform it into a geoheritage site, underpinned by developing its interpretation based on the results of a study using the analytical-hierarchy process (AHP) method. ; V Evropi ljudje že več kot 300 let občudujejo lepoto naravnih pokrajin, ki je rezultat medsebojnega učinkovanja različnih naravnih procesov. Mnoge je ta lepota spodbudila k temu, da so take kraje promovirali kot prostore, vredne obiska, nekateri pa so razumeli tudi pomen posameznih krajev, ki so jih obiskali, v lokalnem ali regionalnem okolju. Na tej podlagi so bila opredeljena in ustanovljena zavarovana območja s posebnimi pravili in predpisi za obiskovalce. V članku je obravnavan primer naravnega parka soteske Sićevo v Srbiji in možnost njegove preobrazbe v območje geološke dediščine na podlagi oblikovanja njegove interpretacije v skladu z izsledki raziskave, v kateri je bila uporabljena metoda analitičnega hierarhičnega procesa (AHP).
Does geosite interpretation lead to conservation? A case study of the Sićevo Gorge (Serbia)
People have appreciated the beauty of natural landscapes, the result of the interplay of different natural processes, for at least three hundred years in Europe. Many have been inspired by this beauty to promote such places for visits by others. Some have understood the importance of individual places visited within the local or regional environmental system. This has led to definitions and the establishment of protected areas with special visitor rules and regulations. This article presents a case study of Sićevo Gorge Nature Park in Serbia and an opportunity to transform it into a geoheritage site, underpinned by developing its interpretation based on the results of a study using the analytical-hierarchy process (AHP) method. ; V Evropi ljudje že več kot 300 let občudujejo lepoto naravnih pokrajin, ki je rezultat medsebojnega učinkovanja različnih naravnih procesov. Mnoge je ta lepota spodbudila k temu, da so take kraje promovirali kot prostore, vredne obiska, nekateri pa so razumeli tudi pomen posameznih krajev, ki so jih obiskali, v lokalnem ali regionalnem okolju. Na tej podlagi so bila opredeljena in ustanovljena zavarovana območja s posebnimi pravili in predpisi za obiskovalce. V članku je obravnavan primer naravnega parka soteske Sićevo v Srbiji in možnost njegove preobrazbe v območje geološke dediščine na podlagi oblikovanja njegove interpretacije v skladu z izsledki raziskave, v kateri je bila uporabljena metoda analitičnega hierarhičnega procesa (AHP).
Does geosite interpretation lead to conservation? A case study of the Sićevo Gorge (Serbia)
Vasiljević, Đorđije (author) / Began, Milica (author) / Vujičić, Miroslav (author) / Hose, Thomas (author) / Uglješa (author)
2021-10-27
doi:10.3986/AGS.8753
Acta geographica Slovenica; Vol. 61 No. 2 (2021); 7-21 ; Acta geographica Slovenica; Letn. 61 Št. 2 (2021); 7-21 ; 1581-8314 ; 1581-6613
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
Sićevo , interpretacjia , soteske , geološka dediščina , geoheritage , interpretation , Serbia , gorges , Srbija
DDC:
710
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