On 27 June 2009 were enrolled in 13 new sites World Heritage List of UNESCO. These include a the wonders of the landscape and geology and an extraordinary example of human-environment integration: the Dolomites, the Nseries in universal natural heritage 'cause the Good meets the criteria of natural beauty and geomorphological value. sites will be affected by Brenta Dolomites, the most Westerners, the group formed by Rosengarten and Latemar , at the turn of Alto Adige and Trentino, the Dolomites of Sesto the Pale of San Martino, the Marmolada massif the group consisting of Pelmo and Croda da Lago , to get to the Dolomites Friuli, the easternmost of all. Among the possible criteria established by UNESCO to establish a World Heritage Site so well they meet two of the Dolomites: the seventh, one on superlative natural phenomena or natural beauty or aesthetic importance, and the eighth, namely on Earth's history, features and geological and geomorphological processes. For the first criterion, UNESCO has rightly held that the Dolomites from the meet because they are all considered among the most attractive mountain scenery in the world. Their intrinsic beauty is derived from a variety of spectacular vertical forms, such as pinnacles, towers and pinnacles, in contrast to surface including horizontal ledges, cliffs and plateaus, all emerging 
suddenly extended from placer or rolling hills. A wide variety of colors is given by the contrast between the pale and bare rocks and forests and meadows below. The mountains stand as pinnacles, some isolated, others united to form extensive landscapes. The first geologists (De Dolomieu, Saussure, Stoppani, Trevisan), moreover, were first captured by the beauty of the mountains and their writings, drawings and photographs highlight the charm of these mountains. For the other criterion, the Dolomites are of value to international geomorphology. The area presents a wide range of rock types, resulting from erosion, tectonic movements and glaciation, and by special arrangement stratigraphic, represented by the iteration of organogenic deposits, derived from old coral platforms, terrigenous basinal deposits, deposits of igneous intrusions and the open sea (pelagic). The quantity and concentration of a great variety of limestone and 'extraordinary and includes some of the more' high vertical limestone cliffs in the world. Geological values \u200b\u200bare also of international importance and are proof of the Mesozoic carbonate platforms and atolls fossilized Permian-Triassic boundary. The Dolomites contain many areas of international importance for the stratigraphy of the Triassic period. The values \u200b\u200bof good science is also evidence of the long history of studies and international awards. Who has not visited the countless Sella, an atoll fossil specimen with overlapping generations of coral platforms, perhaps admiring the Odle, or the Marmolada glacier, or from the tip of Sasso Lungo, or who has not been climbing in Brenta, from hut Flavona in Ref Tukcet to Rif Alimonta along the Triassic Main Dolomite deposits ..... are all places to visit a tourist mecca for those who are not fond of the mountains, but only "environment ". 
Now but we must keep this way and remember that even those who live there are the heritage of humanity, that is, those who want to visit them and appreciate them for what they really are, maybe struggling a bit 'to get there, so I'm not the prerogative of those who live and only wants to exploit economic and tourism. It happened to me personally in the Brenta Dolomites, the Passo del Grostè to see removed pieces of the slope only to create some more ski dell'ovovia arrival in addition to those already present. I hope that from now on, these interventions are limited, noting that the heritage of humanity is not just tour operators, and now we need to keep! AA
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