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Project write up: Coastal Landscapes and Inclusive Planning in the West of Ireland (2018)

PhD study of stakeholder perceptions of west coast Ireland landscapes, asking how community views of coast and heritage can support landscape justice and conflict resolution.

‘Wild Atlantic Way’ interpretation panel overlooking the fish farm in Killary Harbour, County Galway © Maria Pafi

CLIP – Coastal Landscape and Inclusive Planning is a PhD research project that investigates stakeholders’ perceptions and attitudes to the landscapes of the west coast of Ireland in order to identify contrasting understandings of these landscapes. The aim of the study is to enhance knowledge about the production and consumption of coastal landscapes, answering  the question “how can community perceptions of coastal landscape and heritage become a transformative vehicle for landscape justice and conflict resolution for a sustainable future of coastal areas”?

Applicant: Maria Pafi, Queen’s University, Belfast, UK

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Maria Pafi

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Maria Pafi (2018) Project write up: Coastal Landscapes and Inclusive Planning in the West of Ireland (2018). The Landscape Exchange, Landscape Research Group. Published 19 July 2018.

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