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In this month’s “Featured Voice,” we talk with Emily Bateson, the Coordinator for the Network for Landscape Conservation. She has more than 30 years experience in whole systems conservation, including projects that span the border between the U.S. and Canada.
Last December, the Living Landscape Observer ventured a few predictions for the coming year of 2013. So looking backward, how did we do?
The word landscape has power. It evokes the sweep of a great river valley, a vista of agricultural fields with scattered farms and small towns,
Read on for our ideas on what 2013 may bring for the large landscape movement, approaches to cultural landscapes and more.
Interesting in meeting up with practitioners, scholars and others interested in living landscapes? Check out these upcoming conferences and gatherings across the nation in 2013.
In this month’s “Featured Voice,” we talk with Emily Bateson, the Coordinator for the Network for Landscape Conservation. She has more than 30 years experience in whole systems conservation, including projects that span the border between the U.S. and Canada.
Last December, the Living Landscape Observer ventured a few predictions for the coming year of 2013. So looking backward, how did we do?
The word landscape has power. It evokes the sweep of a great river valley, a vista of agricultural fields with scattered farms and small towns,
Read on for our ideas on what 2013 may bring for the large landscape movement, approaches to cultural landscapes and more.
Interesting in meeting up with practitioners, scholars and others interested in living landscapes? Check out these upcoming conferences and gatherings across the nation in 2013.