Landforms Recognized at the World Natural Heritage Sites (Siberia and the Russian Far East)

A comprehensive analysis of landforms within Russia's UNESCO World Heritage Sites reveals their exceptional geological, geomorphological, and aesthetic significance. The study highlights the unique features of the Volcanoes of Kamchatka, Lake Baikal, Putorana Plateau, and Lena Pillars National Park, including the Kluchevskoy Volcano, Uzon Volcano Caldera, Ayan fiords lake, and Russia's largest waterfalls. These sites are recognized for their outstanding natural values, contributing to global heritage conservation efforts. The research employs a detailed examination of these landforms, emphasizing their scientific and cultural importance.

Butorin, A. A., Trofimova, E. V., & Maksakovskiy, N. V. (2025). Landforms Recognized at the World Natural Heritage Sites (Siberia and the Russian Far East). Doklady Earth Sciences, 522(3). https://doi.org/10.1134/s1028334x25606662