Abstract: Through a balanced blend of science, culture, education and tourism, geopark networks across the world are successfully improving the socio-economic condition of communities, thereby contributing to sustainable development of the region. India, with numerous geosites of significance, needs to learn from experiences world over and take a leap of faith to build its first global geopark.
The author are Associate Professor, Department of Geology, Pragjyotish College, Guwahati, Assam, janmoni2@rediffmail.com. The article should be cited as Mazumdar M. K. & B. Bayan, 2019. Conserving Indian Geoheritage: The Geopark Approach, Geography and You, 19(25 & 26): 6-15
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