The application of a standardized methodology of survey and informatization of Geosite, mean in a geographic way as cultural heritage, is developed in relation to a site that embodies the characteristics of a botanical park and open-air museum with works of pure LandArt perfectly integrated in the territory, the Park-Museum Sant'Anna Furlo (northern Marche). It identifies a reference area on a kilometric grid provided by the EEA (European Environmental Agency) in which falls the site developing a series of maps of the territory (primarily land use according to a standardized methodology of survey and habitat monitoring, the Biohab) even three-dimensional, going to attribute all the general information on the area covered by Schedule ISPRA for Geosite that already allow a framework of the whole environment in which the works are placed and providing a fundamental geotouristic tool. Specifically were then detected the individual works by creating a thematic and detailed itinerary created with professional page layout software that are reported on a special website and can be downloaded directly on site by Qr-Code. In this itinerary, especially linked to the survey and enjoyment, however, did not want to overlook another concept applied to cultural heritage, in which these tools are increasingly applied, the restoration. Although the restoration of environmental Installations, Site Specific and works of Land Art, does not always proceed with classical methods, it is often desirable and necessary to maintain their legibility over time and preserve their inseparable relationship between works of art and natural landscape.