LRG Research Fund 2020: Call for applications
The Landscape Research Group (LRG) is pleased to announce our 2020 Research Fund. The deadline for applications is 8th March 2020.
Sarah Hobbs
Symposium blog #3: Bodies of belonging
A short blog series accompanying our Landscape Symposium 2019. A reflection piece on collective bodies, moving from the Rights of Humans toward the Rights of Nature.
Landscape Research Best Paper Prizes 2019
We are delighted to announce the winners of our 2019 best paper prizes from our journal Landscape Research.
Landscape Symposium 2019 podcasts
Event programme and podcasts of the three conversations that formed our annual Symposium, to listen or download.
MADINATI: landscapes of Algeria
Introducing MADINATI magazine based in Algeria, whose director Djillali Tahraoui is speaking at today’s workshop in Tunis on landscapes and shared spaces of the Maghreb.
Survey and call for submissions: Landscape and tourism, landscapes of tourism
Submissions open for a special issue of Land on Landscapes & tourism, plus a research survey on the same topic.
Symposium blog #2: To care is to change
A short blog series accompanying our Landscape Symposium 2019. Valuing the act of care, when it is frequently invisible and caught up between many living Earth systems.
Landscape Research Networks: Maghreb landscape workshop 28 Nov 2019
We are proud to announce an event in North Africa, set up by LRG members, to encourage interest in establishing a Landscape Research Network in the Maghreb. The free event is open to all.
Symposium blog #1: Never inert, not fixed
A short blog series accompanying our Landscape Symposium 2019. In Indigenous Andean worldviews ‘landscape’ is a concept that does not exist.
Announcing Landscape Research Networks
We are pleased to announce a new initiative to support ongoing inter- or trans-disciplinary work and exchange in landscape, in the form of Landscape Research Networks. The LRG wishes to support research that contributes particularly towards greater justice and sustainability. Local and regional networks of people in landscape-related fields, from artists to ecologists to planners, … Read more