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News · 3 September 2026
LRG Chair Professor Laura Alice Watt joins the *In Common* podcast to revisit 'The Paradox of Preservation' as the book approaches its tenth anniversary—and to consider
News · 28 August 2026
Explore the developing programme for LRG’s 60th Anniversary year, including regional celebrations, research and network activities, and our proposed flagship gathering in September 2027. Discover the
News · 21 August 2026
LRG members are invited to contribute their expertise to a UK Government consultation on the proposed Natural History GCSE for England, with particular opportunities to inform
News · 24 July 2026
The Landscape Research Group is seeking new trustees to help shape the future of landscape research. Join our international Board and contribute to research, publications, governance
News · 23 July 2026
From Colombia and Malaysia to Italy, Canada and Kenya, this year's Landscape Research Group Research Fund supports four outstanding projects that are reimagining how landscapes are
News · 22 April 2026
Landscape Research Group networks continue to develop as an open, international framework for participation, collaboration and exchange. Over recent months, a number of new and renewed
News · 10 April 2026
What happens to shared landscapes in the Anthropocene? Overstreet and Sørensen’s prize-winning paper explores how encounters with changing environments challenge conventional ideas of the common and
News · 10 April 2026
What does it mean to plan with species in mind? Weisser and Hauck’s prize-winning paper presents a structured framework for embedding animal life-cycles into landscape architectural
News · 10 April 2026
What does it mean to use landscape as a method? Katherine Burlingame’s prize-winning paper tackles this question directly, proposing a new framework for interdisciplinary landscape research.
News · 1 April 2026
The Research Fund supports innovative projects that deepen understanding of landscape and contribute to more equitable, sustainable relationships between people, place and environment.