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December 2018
Landscape Debate 2018: Language & landscape governance
Language & Landscape, Conference, 4 December 2018, 13.30 - 18.00, The Gallery, London EC1M 6EL
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Landscape Citizenships: a symposium
The question of citizenship is hugely important to landscape justice, especially as we are entering an age of increased migration, which will make enlightened definitions of citizenship crucial for peaceful negotiations of landscape inhabitation.
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Landschaftsbilder und Landschaftsverständnisse in Politik und Praxis / Images and Interpretations of Landscape in Policy and Practice
Images and Interpretations of Landscape in Policy and Practice
Find out more »Landscape justice and quality of life
LRG-hosted session at 2018 PECSRL conference 'European Landscapes for Quality of Life' in Clermont-Ferrand and Mende. As much landscape is being privatised, bordered and enclosed, or set-aside for wilderness reserves with restricted access and dangerous fauna, the right to landscape is threatened. This leads to an unjust reduction in the quality of life. Following a ... Read more
Find out more »Valuing Landscape
The Landscape Institute, in partnership with IFLA Europe and the University of Greenwich, is holding its 2018 conference on the theme of 'Valuing Landscape'. The event promises to be a highly stimulating two days of debate, discussion, bold thinking and creative ideas led by a world-class roster of UK and international speakers. LRG members are ... Read more
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December 2017
Landscape Justice: a debate
On Wednesday 6 December, in the modern, attractive conference venue of The Wellcome Collection in central London, LRG hosted a half-day debate on the theme of landscape justice. The focus was on two questions: What does landscape justice mean to you and why does it matter? How can landscape researchers, practitioners and others work together ... Read more
Find out more »September 2017
Protected Areas between Conservation, Economic Development and Politics
Delegates from landscape planning firms, civil society, public authorities as well as academia gathered in September for the 5th annual workshop of the Arbeitskreis Landschaftsforschung (Working Group for Landscape Research), LRG's German partner organisation. The workshop programme focused on protecting and using landscapes. Large protected areas caught between the conflicting interests of conservation, economic development ... Read more
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