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   Location
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   Programme
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   Registration
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   Participants
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   Accommodation
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   Field-trip No.1
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   Additional photos
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Volcandpark 2024 The deadline for the early reduced fee has been extended to April 14, 2024! The Volcandpark 2024 conference is a successfully finished! You can find a quick report here and in the menu (Gallery section) you can find photo albums from individual days. Also in same section you can read or download the conference proccedings. Thank you to all participants for participating in the conference! Another conference - Volcandpark 2026, will take place in Hungary in the town of Sopron. Linking ancient volcanic elements to active volcanism – volcanic geoheritage as an avenue to build resilient society to understand volcanic processes May 20–24, 2024 Jičín, Czech Republic After successful Volcandpark meetings in Olot (2012) and Lanzarote (2016), and after a global pandemic break, we are pleased to announce a new event to bring together experts in valuation, protection, education and management of volcanic areas. This time we are going to meet in a seemly calm area, but one with dynamic volcanic history and inspirational experience in all aspects of volcanic geoheritage. The objective is to gather experts with a wide breadth of expertise and also different experience from numerous regions across the world to spread new ideas, concepts and techniques in management and popularization of volcanic heritage. The ultimate goal is to contribute to building a more resilient society, better understanding volcanic processes, both physical and societal, and hence be better prepared for volcanic threats and threats to volcanic geoheritage. The meeting will take place in Jičín, a historical town, and gateway to the Bohemian Paradise UNESCO Global Geopark. Jičín is situated in a picturesque landscape crowned with erosional remnants of Miocene monogenetic volcanoes. The volcanic heritage of the Bohemian Paradise and also other nearby volcanic areas, together with some innovative concepts of geoheritage presentation and popularization, will be presented during several scheduled field-trips.