GEOTOURISM STORIES FROM AROUND THE WORLD
Artemis Trail circles the summit of Mount Olympus, offering Cyprus’s most breathtaking high‑altitude views. In this episode, we explore its geology, black pine forests, Venetian history, and sweeping vistas toward Paphos Forest, Prodromos, and Morfou Bay—revealing why this trail is truly the crown of the Troodos Mountains.
The Troodos Mountains began their story deep beneath the Tethys Ocean. This first episode of the Troodos Mountains Series explores how an ancient ocean floor rose to the surface around 92 million years ago, shaping the dramatic landscape and the mountain communities we know today.
The Burren & Cliffs of Moher UNESCO Global Geopark showcases geotourism at its best, where geology, community, and culture come together. In this episode, Geopark's manager Carol Gleeson shares how the Geopark protects this unique landscape while supporting local people and creating meaningful, sustainable visitor experiences.
Her Impact steps into a new era—one that explores geotourism, Earth heritage, and the stories behind the landscapes and communities shaping our planet. This episode introduces the podcast’s renewed mission and the deeper meaning behind its name.
Uncover how Elisabeth Schiemann, a pioneering botanist and geneticist, defied Nazi tyranny while revolutionizing our understanding of plant science. Her legacy of courage and conviction continues to inspire the scientific community and beyond.
Katsuko Saruhashi transformed ocean chemistry, detected nuclear fallout, and paved the way for women in science. We are discovering her groundbreaking research, resilience, and advocacy for female scientists. Her legacy still shapes climate science today and her work continues to inspire the world.
Flossie Wong-Staal revolutionized HIV research, becoming the first scientist to clone the virus and map its genes—paving the way for life-saving treatments. In this episode of Her Impact, we explore her groundbreaking discoveries, resilience, and how she shattered barriers for women in science.
Elinor Ostrom challenged the way we think about shared resources, proving that communities can govern themselves effectively without top-down control. In this episode, we explore her journey from humble beginnings to becoming a Nobel Laureate, redefining the “tragedy of the commons” and leaving a lasting legacy in governance and sustainability.