The subject of thesis research are anthropogenic land terrain formations recognized as anthropogenic geomorphological features created by coal mining activities during 19th and 20th century, over the municipal area of Town of Mursko Središće in Croatia. After the introduction of possible geomorphological features, the evaluation of their scientific, ecological, cultural, socioeconomic, educational and geoconservational values was performed. Quantitative evaluation of selected geomorphological features included the estimation of their geoeducational and geotouristic potential values as well as geoconservational needs. Through the evaluation of geomorphological features - the piles of waste material called halde and coal excavation sites - it was determined that those features represents coal mining geoheritage and thus make the area of unique cultural landscape in the Republic of Croatia in the need of conservation. The legal conservation in IUCN category V is anticipated to be appropriate. Furthermore, it is concluded that coal mining geoheritage represents significant tourist resource in the research area. By this resource it is possible to make positive influence on development of specific selective forms of tourism, primarily the geotourism, and ensure the sustainable development of the research area without compromising its basic values. Specific forms of tourism can contribute to long-term conservation of researched geomorphological features. The conclusions and interpretations have the crucial role in geoconservation, geoeducation and in development of geotourism of research area. The interpretation plan of coal mining geoheritage was developed within this thesis and it includes the visitor analysis, recognition of resources for interpretation, development of topics for interpretation, defined methods of interpretation, media for interpretation and instructions for implementation of interpretation.