Bojana AleksovaSs. Cyril and Methodius University Skopje
Bojana Aleksova
Bachelor of Geography
MSc student. Researcher
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Introduction
Master student at University "Ss Cyril and Methodius" in Skopje.
Passionate researcher in Physical Geography.
Interested in geosciences, geodiversity, geo-heritage, geo-hazards, soil erosion, geo-tourism, climate change, and remote sensing.
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In this poster-presentation, an approach of assessment of potential geo-hazards (excessive erosion, landslides) are presented. For that purpose, the Kratovska River catchment in the northeastern part of Macedonia is selected as a study area because of the high local impact of natural hazards on the environment, socio-demographic situation and local...
Šar Planina (2747 m) is a high mountain range that extends in the northwestern part of Macedonia and into the territory of southern Kosovo. It is the second-highest mountain in Macedonia, after the Korab mountain range (2753 m). Because of the very dynamic and violent geotectonic evolution, Šar Planina has a rich geodiversity. As a result of the si...
This is the presentation on the webinar for geography teachers in North Macedonia, organized by Macedonian Geographical Society. The topic is related to the geotourism possibilities on the newly proclaimed Šar Planina National Park.
As a result of powerful local and regional geotectonic movements, the landscape of North Macedonia (25,713 km2) has a typical chequerboard topography with frequent changes of mountains and depressions. There are 38 mountain ranges, of which 13 extending above 2000 m are defined as high, while the highest - Korab, reach 2753 m. Because of their geom...
In general, humanity is to blame for global warming, but man as an individual alone can not prevent or reduce the effect of global warming. However, it can, as an individual, at least reduce local effects. There are many sites on the Internet that provide various measures, such as using public transportation instead of using a car or turning off th...
The Natural monument "Kukica" is located in the northeastern part of Macedonia, 8 km northwest of the town of Kratovo. It is characterized by the unique appearance of prominent earth pyramids. These interesting relief forms (earth pyramids) are created by the long process of erosion of the volcanic rocks that build this area.
The basic value of thi...
As a result of powerful local and regional geotectonic movements, the landscape of North Macedonia (25,713 km2) has a typical chequerboard topography with frequent changes of mountains and depressions. There are 38 mountain ranges, of which 13 extending above 2000 m are defined as high, while the highest - Korab, reach 2753 m. Because of their geom...
In this paper will be analyzing the knowledge of the geodiversity and geosites in the Republic of North Macedonia mutual the state of protected areas and their geotourist potential according to the opinions of a number of respondents. It is inconceivable to talk about the protection of a natural landscape, without seriously taking the geodiversity...
Šar Planina (Shara Mountain, 2747 m) is a wide high mountain massif extending in the northwestern part of North Macedonia and the territory of southern Kosovo. In its widest natural borders (as a massif, with all branches) it covers an area of 2480 km2 of which 881 km2 or 35.5% in Macedonia. Within narrower boundaries, this mountain covers an area...
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Gradecki Chuki is a very attractive site near the town of Kriva Palanka. Due to its natural characteristics and the presence of traces of old volcanism, it stands out from other areas of the municipality of Kriva Palanka. However, in terms of geodiversity and geo-values, so far no detailed research has been conducted in this area. In that sense, in 2021, by a project team consisting of Dr. Ivica Milevski (geomorphologist), Dr. Sonja Lepitkova (geologist), Laste Ivanovski (geologist) and Bojana Aleksova (B.Sc. geographer), the first more complex researches on the geo-values of Gradecki Chuki were performed. The results of the research are given in the study. During the preparation of the study, all available and relevant documentation was consulted, and on several occasions in the months of May, June and July 2021, field visits were made to the site. During the field visits, in addition to visual inspection and analysis, drone filming and photographing of the area was performed. Rock samples were also taken for laboratory analysis, and the results are presented in a separate section of the study. Finally, the geo-values of the locality Gradecki Chuki were valorized, in order to preserve them and sustainable tourist attendance. In that regard, appropriate proposals and guidelines have been given to improve the tourist attendance at this site, which will contribute to better overall development of the municipality of Kriva Palanka. Of course, additional further analysis of the natural and cultural values of Gradecki Chuki is necessary, which will provide an even more complete picture of the significance of this unique site.
