Sarah Hobbs 
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.
A short blog series accompanying our Landscape Symposium 2019. In Indigenous Andean worldviews ‘landscape’ is a concept that does not exist.
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
Podcasts in English and German from the conference at the University of Kiel, 23-24 September 2019, jointly organised by the Arbeitskreis Landschaftsforschung and the Deutsche Akademie für Landeskunde (DAL).
An anthology of writings from thirty years of the magazine, Landscape Research Extra. Available to buy online now.
Our journal Landscape Research invites applications for a small research grant of up to £2,000 to support the production of a peer-reviewed paper that responds to the theme of ‘landscape futures.’
LRG invites you to join a two-day conference at the University of Kiel 23rd-24th Sept 2019 to discuss: ‘Current perspectives and challenges for landscape research, planning and development.’
Following our Annual General Meeting In Lancaster, UK, in May 2019, we would like to welcome three new Directors to our Board. We are also extremely grateful for the time and contributions our four outgoing Directors have made to LRG, over a period of many years. Thank you all, Tim Collins, Anna Jorgensen, Maggie Roe, … Read more
Over 17-18 May 2019, we welcomed several speakers to Lancaster, UK for our event Landscape Justice: Borders and Boundaries.
The speakers were all recipients of our Research Fund grants with the theme of Landscape Justice.
Over the two days we discussed land ownership, freedom of information, social in/exclusion, narratives and power, contested land and identity, and the geometry and geology of mountains.
Listen to the talks below.
We are extremely pleased to announce this year’s recipients of our Research Fund, focusing on the interplay of language and governance in Landscape Justice.