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News · 26 March 2026
The UK’s Future Homes Standard applies only to England, yet it reflects a much wider, international shift in housing. As homes electrify and standards tighten across
News · 11 March 2026
Since 2017, the Landscape Research Group’s Research Fund has enabled researchers and practitioners to investigate landscapes across Europe, Africa, Asia and the Americas, exploring questions of
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
News · 11 March 2026
A new issue of Landscape Research has been published, including an editorial reflection by Hannes Palang marking fifty years since the journal became a research publication.
News · 10 March 2026
As the Landscape Research Group approaches its 60th anniversary, recent exchanges with honorary members have provided a welcome opportunity to reflect on the Group’s longer history
News · 10 March 2026
Markus and Ludger, leaders of the Deutschsprachiges Landschaftsnetzwerk (AK LaFo), reflect on the German network’s distinctive intellectual culture, its transdisciplinary ethos, and its continuing contribution to
News · 6 March 2026
The German-speaking Landscape Research Network will host its 13th annual workshop in Uppsala, Sweden, from 24–26 September 2026, bringing together researchers to explore how landscape research
News · 10 February 2026
Drawing on LRG’s recent membership survey and strategic review, this article explores what our membership has told us about value, engagement and inclusion. It sets out
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
Essay · 6 January 2026
Complex landscape challenges rarely fit neatly within disciplinary or sectoral boundaries. This opinion piece explores why landscape research networks are increasingly important, and how reciprocal engagement