by Rafael Becerra-Ramírez (Guest Editor), Javier Dóniz-Páez (Guest Editor)
The aim of this Special Issue on Landscape Heritage: Geomorphology, Geoheritage and Geoparks is to expose to the international scientific community the most innovative studies that are being developed in the field of applied geomorphology, especially those related to the conservation, protection and sustainable management of abiotic heritage and its relationship with other territorial aspects (ecosystemic, historical-cultural, educational and divulgation) and exceptional landscapes. Activities such as geotourism should take advantage of current studies to promote sustainable development based on the land planning of areas with exceptional geomorphology and geoheritage worldwide, especially in protected natural areas (national or natural parks) and UNESCO global geoparks (declared, aspiring or in project).