
BY: Mario Galterisi
The Alta Murgia National Park has been officially declared a UNESCO Geopark, becoming the 12th Italian Geopark, joining other protected areas of great value in Italy. The official announcement was made by the president of the nature authority, Francesco Tarantini, who emphasised that this recognition represents an important step forward for the valorisation and promotion of a unique territory.
This prestigious recognition enshrines the global importance of the area, celebrating its geological, natural and cultural heritage of inestimable value. In addition to its incredible geological variety, which includes rock formations dating back millions of years, the Park is a mosaic of biodiversity.
SOURCE: https://www.visititaly.eu
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