News & Blog
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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Challenges for landscape research in Germany: conference podcasts
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).
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A Bedside Landscape Reader
An anthology of writings from thirty years of the magazine, Landscape Research Extra. Available to buy online now.
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Call for Commissioned Papers on Landscape Futures
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.’
Read MoreConference in Kiel: Current perspectives and challenges for landscape research
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.’
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