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• TITLE: Instauration of Geopark Pilot: Preliminary Approach in Implementation Process of Geoconservation at Isalo National Park, Madagascar

  AUTHORS: Hasina Nirina Randrianaly, Tsilavo Raharimahefa, Aroniaina Rajaonarivo, Andrea Di Cencio, Daniel Haja Tolimasy

  KEYWORDS: Geoconservation, Geotourism, Geosites Value, Isalo National Park, Madagascar

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Geoscience and Environment Protection, Vol.3 No.7, September 11, 2015

  ABSTRACT: Although Madagascar has long been recognized as a biodiversity hotspot for conservation, very little is yet known about its diverse endemic fossils and the original beauty of its geotopes. The richness and endemicity of geodiversity constitute nonrenewable natural resources, which deserve to be valorized and protected. Protection of natural heritage resources, aligned with geotourism, can provide a sustainable way for the population to rise out of poverty. The main purpose of this work is the instauration of Geopark, a long-term project in Madagascar National Parks to support geotourism and sustainable development. Given its outstanding landscape and its unique bio- and geo-diversity, we adopt Isalo Park as a pilot site, and suggest that this specific area is suitable for a Geopark. Following our field investigation, inventory and geodiversity assessments within the park are now underway, which will contribute to the implementation of Isalo Geopark.