With the Geopark Explorer Map you can discover and experience the Swabian Alb in a completely new way. It sharpens your eye for the geological treasures of the Alb. The map is available free of charge at the 28 Geopark info  centres (if in stock).

With exciting stories, the cave explorer map invites families and children in particular to explore the twelve show caves and the visitor mine in the Geopark. The map is available at the caves and the mine (if in stock).

What is the idea behind the Geopark School? And why is the UNESCO Geopark an important partner in the field of education for sustainable development?

We are looking for Geopark schools! Requirement: the school must be located in the area of the UNESCO Geopark Swabian Alb. Reed more about the application in our flyer.

This joint brochure presents all German national and UNESCO Geoparks. An impressive reflection of the common wealth of earth history, landscape and nature in Germany.

The UNESCO brochure portrays the UNESCO Global Geopark Swabian Alb and clarifies its tasks and goals.

This UNESCO brochure presents six German UNESCO Geoparks and their potential for sustainable development. Your learn how geology shapes our past and future.

Here is the latest issue of the European Geoparks Magazine with exciting reports from all over Europe. The Swabian Alb Geopark can be found on page 23!

The publication "Geoparks & Oceans" by GGN (Global Network of UNESCO Global Geoparks) on the topic of the sea and biodiversity on this earth. The contribution of the Swabian Alb Geopark can be found on page 19. It deals with the Jurassic Sea, its biodiversity and fossil witnesses we can study today such as ammonites, belemnites, fish dinosaurs, corals and sponges.

This publication highlights the volcanic heritage of UNESCO Global Geoparks in Europe. Our contribution "The Swabian Volcano" can be found on pages 42/43.

In this publication by GGN, the wonderful geodiversity of the Earth's Geoparks is presented. The portrait of the Swabian Alb can be found on page 40.

Harmony with nature is a central goal of the international community of global geoparks. This publication was born on the occasion of the "Day of Mother Earth", which is celebrated every year on April 22.