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february 2004
 

Québec's geological heritage: geosites

Pierre Verpaelst
Direction de géologie Québec

Where are the geosites that need protection?

Geosites can be located:

  • on land in the public domain (public land, parks, and wildlife preserves);
  • on private property belonging to individuals or businesses;
  • in municipalities; and
  • in Native territory (Nunavik, Indian reserves).


Parc Guillaume-Delisle, Northern Québec

Because of the location of potential sites, the involvement of many stakeholders, such as departments and agencies (MRNFP, MENV, FAPAQ), interest groups (Conférence permanente sur le patrimoine géologique, Ordre des géologues du Québec, merchants, municipalities, etc.), universities, colleges, museums, research centres, organizations involved in land-use planning, and Native communities will eventually be needed.

Regional representation should be a consideration in the distribution of sites. Each region should be able to take pride in its geosites and have the means to develop them.


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