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Landscape Research journal welcomes new editorial support

7th October 2020
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We’d like to welcome and introduce Yellowback Editing as the new editorial support for our journal Landscape Research.

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Call for papers for Landscape Research special issue

23rd September 2020
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The title is: ‘Memorial Landscapes and Contestation: Destabilising Artefacts of Stability.’ Please submit abstracts by 2 November.

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Arts and artists in landscape and environmental research today (AALERT)

27th August 2020
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In 2018, LRG and Valuing Nature co-funded a workshop that marked the formation of the … Read more

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RE-PEAT call for submissions

14th August 2020
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Call for multimedia submissions on connections, relations or perspectives to peatlands.

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Covid thoughts: Cornwall’s skyscapes

13th August 2020
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A blog series sharing thoughts on the Covid-19 pandemic and its impacts on current and future landscapes.

This piece is by Pete Herring.

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Call for proposals – Routledge Studies in Intervention and Statebuilding Series

7th August 2020
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The below call might be of interest to LRG members and our wider community, especially … Read more

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Journal of Landscape Architecture call for new editors

3rd August 2020
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The Journal of Landscape Architecture, produced by the European Council of Landscape Architecture Schools (ECLAS), … Read more

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Opportunities with Landscape Research journal team

23rd July 2020
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The Editorial Team for Landscape Research, published by Taylor and Francis and owned by the … Read more

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Sequel to the Noosa Biosphere Reserve Story: Challenges

4th July 2020
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A follow-up article on challenges for the Noosa Biosphere Reserve, focusing on landscape justice issues: sustainability, and dispossessed communities.

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Covid thoughts: Cairo’s dilemma

25th June 2020
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A blog series sharing thoughts on the Covid-19 pandemic and its impacts on current and future landscapes.

This piece is by Merham Keleg.

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