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Interview · 20 August 2026
Plants are more than biological resources: they carry knowledge, culture, memory and relationships with place. María Mena-Deferme explains how Plant, Process, Memory is bringing these connections
Interview · 19 August 2026
What if maps showed not only where things are, but why they matter? Khalilah Zakariya introduces Deep Biocultural Cartography, revealing the often-hidden connections between ecology, culture,
Interview · 18 August 2026
How do we understand a landscape when its future is as important as its past? Annaclaudia Martini is using Venice to rethink landscape biography and explore
Interview · 18 August 2026
Can interactive visualisation give young people a stronger voice in shaping their landscapes? Robert Newell and his team are exploring how digital tools can help communities
Interview · 21 July 2026
Dr Merham Keleg is an interdisciplinary landscape researcher exploring the relationships between people, place and culture through collaborative, internationally connected research. As an LRG Trustee and
Interview · 16 June 2026
This month we introduce Dr Charlotte McLean, who shares her perspective on combining landscape practice with research, supporting independent scholars, and the value of international exchange
Interview · 22 April 2026
This month we introduce Fei Mo, who shares her perspective on strengthening international networks, improving access to landscape research, and the evolving role of the discipline
Interview · 11 March 2026
Our Trustee Spotlight series highlights the people helping guide the work of the Landscape Research Group and shape the conversations around landscape research internationally. This month
Interview · 30 January 2026
This month we introduce Dr Amanda Byer, an Assistant Professor and Ad Astra Fellow in International Law and Global Justice at University College Dublin’s Sutherland School of
Interview · 30 December 2025
Introducing Dr Saida Hammami, a landscape engineer, Assistant Professor and researcher based in Tunisia. Working across ecology, heritage and urban planning, Saida brings a place-sensitive perspective