#UNESCOGeoparks are places where geological heritage, local knowledge, and community engagement come together to support education and sustainable development. Along Spain’s Cantabrian coast, 120 million years of Earth’s history are visible in the cliffs, rock layers, and beaches! Explore Costa Quebrada UNESCO Global Geopark, a dynamic landscape shaped by wind, water, and tectonic forces. This Geopark is home to vibrant local cultures and traditions like dry-stone walling - known as morios. Lear

UNESCO Global Geoparks are so much more than you expect! They are not only about incredible landscapes. They are also about rich geological history and heritage. Furthermore, geoparks have an essential role in protecting: ✅ Landscapes and ecosystems through sustainable development strategies. ✅ Traditions and knowledge, promoting new opportunities for green economies. ✅ Our past, and what it can tell us of our future. Learn about the new 2022 UNESCO Global Geoparks: https://on.unesco.org/UGG22en