The Landscape Research Group enables landscape research with the potential to contribute towards greater justice and sustainability

The LRG is an international, independent and not-for-profit organisation that promotes interdisciplinary research across boundaries.

Landscape Justice: Borders & Boundaries event, 17-18 May Lancaster UK

Photo credit: © Jasper Coppes, funded project 2017 (Greenland)

Photo credit: © Kalliope Pediaditi, funded project 2018 (Crete)

Photo credit: © María Vallejos, funded project 2017 (Argentina)

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© MacSee/Sarah McCarthy

What we do

Funding, exchange and collaboration between research, policy and practice.
‘’The Sitia UNESCO Global Geopark as a lever of sustainable development”. Workshop with cultural and agricultural organizations © Kalliope Pediaditi

Grants & awards

Apply for funding on Landscape Justice and read about our funded projects.
© Sarah Hobbs

Get involved

Join a global network exploring diverse approaches to landscape challenges.
Landscape Research cover Issue 6: 2018

Our journal

Landscape Research is a leading, peer-reviewed academic journal.

We believe that research has a vital role to play in realising a fairer, ethical and more sustainable future, in terms of the relationships that people have with the places in which they live and the environments they share with each other and with other living things.

Latest news, articles & events

Funded project: Melting the ice © Jasper Coppes
Photo: Melting the ice © Jasper Coppes

News & articles

The latest news, funding calls, project updates, vacancies, and new network content.
from Landed: Cadastral Maps 2017
Image: from Landed - Cadastral Maps 2017

Upcoming events

Join us in May for a unique two-day event exploring our Landscape Justice funded projects, and our AGM.

Funded Projects

Coastal Landscapes and Inclusive Planning in the West of Ireland (2018)

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Addressing the scientific isolation of the Sitia Geopark local community (2018)

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Melting the ice in the heart of man (2017)

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I live and discover my landscape: the case of UNESCO Sitia Geopark (2017)

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Land Use Changes and Land Tenure Conflicts: The Case of South American Chaco (2017)

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Disappearance and enclosure of rural public ways in Spain: Impact on the right to landscape (2017)

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Join our global community!

Membership of the Landscape Research Group is open to anyone who works in or has an interest in landscape, rural or urban.

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Member benefits

  • Unlimited online access to all issues of Landscape Research & 5 other journals
  • Personal hard copy of our journal, Landscape Research - eight issues a year (at less than 20% of the normal subscription price)
  • 20% off all Routledge publications
  • Reduced rates at LRG  & partner conferences and events
  • Eligibility to apply for research project grants under the LRG Research Fund

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