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August 2026, Volume 51, Issue 6
- 1209-1215 Landscapes of care, landscapes through care
by Zannah Matson & Tim Waterman - 1216-1237 An infrastructure of care: mapping the jaguar corridor and urbanisation processes in the Americas
by Juana Salcedo - 1238-1257 Mobility, milieu and the ethos of care
by Rhea Shah & Natasha Maru - 1258-1267 The art of marsh-thinking as ecological care
by Daniel A. Finch-Race - 1268-1286 ‘A fair share for all’: care, welfare and landscape through a case study of a Scottish New Town
by Luca Csepely-Knorr & Camilla Allen - 1287-1303 A caring public outdoor space in the eyes of urban refugees in Amman, Jordan
by Hala Ghanem & Ahlam Harahsheh - 1304-1320 Cultivating a care-full urbanism: learning from land-based organizing in New Orleans
by Maggie Hansen - 1321-1335 Protest as care, care as protest: cultural labour, Indigenous irony, collective action, and legal resistance as methods for landscape stewardship
by Elaine T Stokes - 1336-1355 Tending to Yosemite
by Brett Milligan - 1356-1370 The garden in movement as a space and practice of care
by Amanda Shoaf Vincent - 1371-1394 Pits and Pansies – Metabolisms of resistance in the North East of England lead mines
by Max Cooper-Clark - 1395-1417 Withdrawal, restraint, attention, and repair: strategies of careful design in the landscape
by Jacky Bowring
July 2026, Volume 51, Issue 5
- 995-1008 Art and Artists in Landscape and Environmental Research Today (AALERT) for Decision Making
by Eirini Saratsi & Timothy G. Acott - 1009-1024 The covert and overt role of art in landscape partnership
by Simon Read - 1025-1039 From ‘white man’s science’ to a ‘Brave Space’: an art of decolonising landscape from Environmental Science
by David Haley - 1040-1058 What do indeterminacy and uncertainty mean in landscape research? Perspectives from natural sciences, social sciences, and arts
by Chris Fremantle & Jo Vergunst & Louise J. Barwell & Anne Bevan & Stephen Cavers & Jennifer Clarke & Timothy M. Collins & Reiko Goto Collins & Malcolm M. Combe & Joan Cottrell & Anne Douglas & David Edwards & Aaron M. Ellison & Deirdre Heddon & Wallace Heim & Petra Tjitske Kalshoven & Glenn Marion & Seth Oliver & Vadim Saraev & Sietske Veenman - 1059-1079 Hideaway: human and botanical agency on the east coast of England
by Harriet Tarlo & Judith Tucker - 1080-1096 Making Sense of Here: revealing multiple narratives of place through artistic process and integrating art and artists into transdisciplinary research
by Harriet Fraser & Rob Fraser - 1097-1114 Transdisciplinary and arts-centred approaches to stewardship and sustainability of urban nature
by Lindsay K. Campbell & Chris Fremantle & David Maddox & Erika Svendsen & Sarah Hines & Mary Mattingly & Matthew López-Jensen & Nikki Lindt & Liza Paqueo & Michelle Johnson - 1115-1130 Creative approaches to landscape research: Using multisensory and multispecies research perspectives with marginalised groups
by Candice Satchwell & Brett Mills & Claire Parkinson & Lara Herring & Hannah Parathian - 1131-1147 Communities of hope: design-led innovation for landscape decision-making
by Lynn-Sayers McHattie & Brian Dixon & Zoë Prosser - 1148-1165 Production and consumption in Bibliotherapy for the Anthropocene
by Bram Thomas Arnold - 1166-1177 Creating change: exploring the merit, mechanism, and necessity of artistic research in addressing ecological crises
by Jake Eshelman - 1178-1193 Wetland photography, encounters and values
by Timothy G. Acott - 1194-1205 Book review forum landscape, law and justice – 20 years
by Michael Jones & Amanda Byer & Benedetta Castiglioni & Sonya Cotton & Luca Muscarà & Amy Strecker & Gunhild Setten & Don Mitchell & Amanda Byer & Benedetta Castiglioni & Sonya Cotton & Luca Muscarà - 1206-1208 The Garden Retreat in Asia and Europe: Ways of Dwelling in a Torn World
by Shuang Wu & Shu Zeng
May 2026, Volume 51, Issue 4
- 689-694 Mnemonic landscapes and the potential for healing
by Matthew W. Rofe & Michael Ripmeester - 695-713 Monuments and feminist activism: Queen Isabel la Católica and Virgen Barbie in La Paz
by Yeimy Walker & Jacky Bowring & Shannon Davis - 714-732 Landscapes of exclusion: spatial heritage and belonging in postindependence Lima, 1845–1945
by Javier Lizarzaburu-Montani - 733-745 A bridge for Marielle Franco: place-naming, memory conflicts, and counter-performance in post-dictatorial Brasília
by Luis Eduardo Quintão Guerra - 746-765 Aboriginal cultural uses of public signage: asserting sovereignty and inviting reconciliation through graphic displays
by Kim McCaul & Robert Harland - 766-784 From Cadi to the Domain: unsettling memory in Sydney’s Royal Botanic Gardens
by Scott Webster - 785-799 Rooted in empathy: landscape at the centre of German Holocaust memorials
by Robyn Reed - 800-813 Revealing forgotten landscape identities: the healing waters of Essex and their spa landscapes
by Emma Cannell & Saruhan Mosler & Jill Raggett - 814-830 Transforming heritage-scapes: politics, visions, and local communities in Kafir Kala, Uzbekistan
by Andrea Zinzani & Licia Proserpio - 831-854 Lolland’s changing landscapes: insights from long-term interactions between people and the environment
by Gustav Wollentz & Roy van Beek & Cecilie Bønnelycke & Sigrid Alræk Dugstad & Morten Fischer Mortensen & Satu Koivisto & Bjørnar T. Måge & Welmoed A. Out & Daniel Groß - 855-876 Enhancing basin-scale Visual Landscape Quality assessment using geospatial information systems for land management
by Gulnihal Kurt Kayali & Suha Berberoglu & Muge Kulahlioglu - 877-894 Indigenous history representation in the 21 California mission museums
by Daniel Kletzing - 895-916 Mapping landscape characters through spatial data and multivariate analysis: the case of the Coal River Watershed in West Virginia, USA
by Vincenzo Cribari & Stefania Staniscia & Mohammad Nahyan - 917-934 Traditional ecological knowledge of stone use in the Dong Van Karst Plateau, Vietnam
by Duc Long Pham & Xin Cao & Abdullahi Isa Adamu & Ge Xingyan - 935-953 Visualising transformation in rural housing landscapes: spatial characteristics and drivers of de-localization in China
by Yaofu Huang & Weihuan Deng & Weipan Xu & Zheng Li & Luan Chen & Xun Li - 954-972 Digital exploration of heritage conservation for old and notable trees in Chinese classical gardens
by Zhanyuan Zhu & Jiao Xu & Li Guo & Jing Li & Xueqian Gong & Yuanxiang Huang - 973-993 A case study of community-led edible landscape revitalization in post-industrial Shenyang, China
by Hang Yu & Mohd Yazid Mohd Yunos & Mohd Nazri Saidon & Mohd Amirul Hussain
April 2026, Volume 51, Issue 3
- 467-470 Borderscapes: past and future
by Ewa Skowronek & Theano S. Terkenli & Hannes Palang - 471-492 Thirty sessions of the PECSRL in rapidly evolving European landscapes and research
by Marc Antrop - 493-511 Landscapes move – and challenge borders
by Jan Kolen - 512-531 A geopolitical and social shift in Arcadia. The German occupation of the Netherlands and its impact on Dutch country houses and estates, 1940–1945
by Elyze Storms-Smeets - 532-550 Does the national border affect the transformation of the post-industrial landscape?
by Katarzyna Pukowiec-Kurda - 551-568 From circular to linear flows? Structural and functional transformations in the Dutch esdorp landscape
by Floor van Gils & Elyze Storms-Smeets & Sven Stremke - 569-591 Mapping the intangible: geopolitical border dynamics in rural landscapes
by Raili Nugin - 592-610 Sense of place and identity in peri-urban landscapes: a multimethod exploration
by Vita Žlender & Rok Brišnik - 611-632 Borderscapes as an approach for understanding green belts in an ever-growing metropolitan. The case of Cairo, Egypt
by Merham Keleg - 633-652 From separation to integration: plural perspectives to study nature-culture relations in two Dutch nature reserves
by Michiel Purmer & Arjan Conijn - 653-667 Landscape, power, and speculative urbanism in Songdo, South Korea
by Junewoo Kim & Young-Jin Ahn - 668-682 Spatial opportunities at the rural-urban fringe: balancing urban growth, food production and ecology
by Marcus Robinson & Jacky Bowring & Shannon Davis & Sarah Edwards - 683-685 Palace Gardens in Lower Mesopotamia: 8th to 11th Centuries
by Majid Amani-Beni & Mohammad Reza Khalilnezhad - 686-688 Dalla Parte del Fuoco. Riti, Visioni, Pratiche di Coltivazione nel Paesaggio/On the Side of Fire. Rites, Visions, Cultivation Practices in the Landscape
by Rémy Bercovitz
February 2026, Volume 51, Issue 2
- 225-239 Applying universal design to playgrounds: expert perspectives
by Ines Wenger & Christina Schulze & Helen Lynch & Maria Prellwitz - 240-257 Fragmentation of privately owned forest: Land access and poverty impact in the Citanduy Watershed, Indonesia
by Eva Fauziyah & Sanudin & Ary Widiyanto & Firdaus Marbun - 258-276 Rebranding zoos: defining the role of zoos using landscape performance
by Yi Luo & Alexander Green - 277-294 Soundscape Characterisation Tool (SCT): semantic assessment of sound quality in landscape projects
by Per Hedfors & Rikke Thiirmann Thomsen & Usue Ruiz Arana - 295-315 The importance of linking up natural and cultural heritage for sustainability: local perceived benefits and costs of post-UNESCO conservation in Mount Fanjing
by Qi Mu & Weilu Lv & Ning Wang & Yi Liu - 316-334 Visibility of Zijin Mountain to evaluate the integrity of the urban character
by Xuefeng Bai & Lin Dong & Xinyu Jiao & Takeru Sakai & Hao Xu - 335-353 Uncovering foodscape spatial characteristics in Northern Song Dongjing using large language models
by Yan Huang & Xuanfang Wang - 354-375 Aesthetic characteristics of aeolian landforms
by Rongliang Liu & Zhibao Dong & Jiqiao Shi & Wang Junguang - 376-388 Land sparing and land sharing in spatial planning: bridging historical ideals and contemporary applications
by Trond Simensen - 389-402 An ecocultural reading of the desert in the poetry of Muḥammad al-Thubaytī, a Modern Saudi poet
by Mujahid Ahmed Muhammed Alwaqaa - 403-420 The typological characteristics and morphological differentiation of polder landscapes in the Yangtze River Delta Riverside Area
by Ziqi Cui & Wenzheng Zhang & Di Wu & Can Yi & Lvyuan Jia & Wei Guo - 421-440 A thematic biography approach to characterising the cultural landscape of the Little Western Hills in Beijing
by Zheng Li & Yeng Xuan Tan & Chuqi Zhang & Sreyneang Chheng - 441-450 Capturing rural gentrification
by Hanna Elisabet Åberg - 451-466 Reading the landscape: a reconstruction of the axioms of landscape hypostasis
by Evangelos S. Pavlis
January 2026, Volume 51, Issue 1
- 1-4 Fifty years of Landscape Research
by Hannes Palang - 5-24 Biodiversity vs. geodiversity in landscape appreciation: what do Portuguese and Spanish pre-service teachers value?
by António Almeida & Irene Prieto & Beatriz García Fernández - 25-41 Cultural transfer through linguistic space: a case study of Hai Thuong Lan Ong Street
by Ly Thi Phuong Tran & Nhu Vo Tam Nguyen & Khang Binh Bui & Tham Nguyen Hong Dang - 42-65 Socio-spatial transformations by large-scale mining operations in the Central Andes: Espinar, Peru
by Liz Grados-Lazaro & Fiorella Caso-Mauricio & Evelin Arotaype-Quispe & Cristian Yarasca-Aybar - 66-82 Thirty-three years of land cover change analysis on Idjwi Island (DRC) using remote sensing and landscape metrics
by Yannick Useni Sikuzani & Ildephonse Kipili Mwenya & Médard Mpanda Mukenza & Dieu-donné N’Tambwe Nghonda & Nadège Cizungu Cirezi & François Malaisse & Jan Bogaert - 83-101 Using virtual reality to examine perceptions of coherence, complexity, and time with vegetation layout
by Madelaine Kinnebrew Crocker & Jessica Fernandez & David Spooner & Ruiqi Yang & Ryan Fernandez & Pai Liu - 102-116 Assembling, governing, enmeshing (AGE): a land(scape)-oriented methodology for mass housing estates
by Robin V. Hueppe - 117-133 CPTED, satisfaction and loyalty in urban wetland parks: how gender matters
by Fei Hou & Massoomeh Hedayati Marzbali & Aldrin Abdullah - 134-148 Gentrification without displacement? A case study of heritage-led development in post-socialist China
by Shu-Wei Tsai - 149-167 Enclosing urban green spaces. The fences of Finsbury Park
by Andrew Smith & Didem Ertem & Goran Vodicka - 168-188 Mapping multiple stakeholder-perceived cultural ecosystem services in coastal landscapes along the Maritime Silk Road
by Weiwen You & Haiyun Xu & Mujie Ren & Jiaxuan Duan & Rouran Zhang & Thanasis Kizos - 189-203 Triple representations of Tai (臺) in the history of Chinese gardens: theocracy, naturalism, and monumentality
by Rong Lu & Chunfang Pei & Liming Zhou - 204-222 Scenario techniques for cultural landscapes: a systematic review and framework
by Yan Tang & Jing Xie & Shixian Luo & Katsunori Furuya - 223-224 Ecologies of Inception: Design potentials on a warming planet
by Ed Wall
November 2025, Volume 50, Issue 8
- 1261-1271 Towards an agrarian urbanism beyond the rural–urban divide
by Nitin Bathla & Luca Lazzarini - 1272-1286 The politics of interdependence in community-led landscape restoration
by Stefan Laxness - 1287-1302 Soils in motion: the metabolism of New York City’s urban grounds
by Luke Harris - 1303-1318 Re-programming agrarian urbanism in South Milan. The peri-urban question
by Antonio José Salvador - 1319-1333 Apple production in search of alternative rural futures beyond extended urbanisation in peripheral agrarian hinterlands. Monocultures as dynamic, more-than-human assemblages
by Francesco Galli - 1334-1351 Urbanisation without the city, ruralisation without the agrarian: Bamako, as seen from the ‘village in the city’ of Lassa
by Elvira Pietrobon - 1352-1370 Urban narrative and peasant imaginaries in French hybrid territories: a perspective from the Vendée Bocage
by Alessandra Marcon - 1371-1385 Of visions and practice: interpreting contemporary forms of agrarian urbanism
by Anna Fera & Anita Martinelli & Antonio José Salvador - 1386-1404 Evaluating the impact of mega-projects-induced land-cover changes on habitat quality: a case study of Istanbul
by Berfin Şenik & Osman Uzun - 1405-1421 Reconstructing the ‘self’: representation tactics for multispecies empathy
by Sarah Bolivar - 1422-1435 Evolving ideologies and practices of parks in post-1949 China: a study on Tianjin Water Park
by Yiwei Pan & Juewei Shi & Chunyan Zhang - 1436-1438 Nature’s Ideological Landscape: A Literary and Geographic Perspective on its Development and Preservation on Denmark’s Jutland Heath
by Werner Krauß
October 2025, Volume 50, Issue 7
- 1107-1111 ‘Breaking open the archives’: dialogues on immigration and industrial landscapes
by Mirjana Lozanovska - 1112-1124 Breaking open Australian archives: migrant working lives, industrial landscapes and nation building
by Michele Lobo - 1125-1137 Reflections on Melbourne Suburbs: streetscapes, workplaces (homes) and subjectivities
by David Beynon & Kelum Palipane - 1138-1157 Migrant heritage, domesticity, and transnational prefabrication: Snowy Hydro project (1949–1974)
by Amit Srivastava & Ali Mozaffari & Anoma Pieris - 1158-1172 Architectures of un/belonging: transitory migrant histories and ambivalences of power in the Greta and Benalla migrant camps
by Victoria Stead - 1173-1189 Constructing/curating Woomera: a topology of displacement between northeastern Europe and Central Australia
by Peter Carleton Scriver & Steven Cooke & Andrew Saniga - 1190-1205 Scale, stillness and the migrant subject: Port Kembla Steelworks
by Dijana Alic & Andrea Witcomb & Mirjana Lozanovska - 1206-1221 Subterranean architecture: model making as a new way of understanding industrial space
by Alexandra-Anda Florea & Qiaochu Tang & Mirjana Lozanovska - 1222-1238 A character-based conceptual framework to integrate landscape services into landscape planning
by Yilei Wang & Diechuan Yang & Yawen Lu & Chi Gao - 1239-1254 Environmental variables: key elements in the assessment of landscape permeability — a review
by Nicu Alexandru Gîlea & Ileana Pătru-Stupariu - 1255-1260 Waste landscapes, through time and space
by Guido Caniglia
August 2025, Volume 50, Issue 6
- 927-938 Dancing with cranes: the relational values of the open pasture steppes of Mongolia
by Navchaa Tugjamba - 939-952 Reimagining Coastal Cultural Landscapes: transforming place and memory on Yeongdo Island, South Korea
by Yelim Kim - 953-966 “We are in jail!”: seawalls and landscape justice in post-disaster Japan
by Annaclaudia Martini - 967-990 How can historic cultural landscapes be identified via open data? A case study from the Czech Republic
by Markéta Šantrůčková & Katarína Demková & Alois Vokoun - 991-1006 Identifying therapeutic landscape experiences in rural tourism: an embodied perspective
by Rongrong Jia & Hong Xu - 1007-1024 Understanding the landscape of a modern Chinese city and summer resort from a missionary’s perspective: text mining ‘Beard Family Papers’ via large language models
by Yinan Lin & Yujiao Feng & Jing Li & Elyn MacInnis & Chen Yang - 1025-1047 Mutualism and ontology: rethinking spatial imagery composition in Chinese gardens
by Sun Ce & Yu Bingqin - 1048-1065 From promise to practice. A landscape perspective on discrepancies between permit documentation and built solar power plants
by Merel Enserink & Vincent Klaaskate & Dirk Oudes & Sven Stremke - 1066-1084 An urbanistic approach to aggregate quarrying: a case study in Brampton, Ontario
by Shaun Rosier - 1085-1097 Landscape dialogue and the design response
by Cory Parker - 1098-1106 Book Review Forum: Landscape Citizenships
by Laura Menatti & Emma Waterton & Michael Lechuga & Helmut De Nardi & Thaïsa Way & Tim Waterman & Ed Wall & Jane Wolff & Michael Lechuga & Helmut De Nardi & Thaïsa Way & Tim Waterman & Ed Wall & Jane Wolff
July 2025, Volume 50, Issue 5
- 747-753 Emerging Voices in Landscape Research
by Vanicka Arora & Paul Brindley & Emma Waterton - 754-765 Landscape geographies: Interdisciplinary landscape research and a new framework to apply landscape as method
by Katherine Burlingame - 766-766 Deep engagement with a pluralistic landscape: Response to Katherine Burlingame (2024), “Landscape geographies: Interdisciplinary landscape research and a new framework to apply landscape as method”
by Frederik Aagaard Hagemann - 767-767 Embracing the unruly landscape: Reply to Frederik Aagaard Hagemann
by Katherine Burlingame - 768-781 ‘Can we Mec the Municipality?’ Emerging voices of young people in a segregated urban landscape
by Frederik Aagaard Hagemann - 782-783 Collaborative possibilities for urban landscape futures: Response to Frederik Aagaard Hagemann (2024), ‘“Can we Mec the Municipality?’ Emerging voices of young people in a segregated urban landscape”
by Katherine Burlingame - 784-785 Landscape critique and utopias in young people’s everyday lives: Reply to Katherine Burlingame
by Frederik Aagaard Hagemann - 786-797 Compensation landscapes
by Koenraad Danneels - 798-799 Spatial dynamics of environmental offsetting in cities: Response to Koenraad Danneels (2024), ‘Compensation landscapes’
by Elza D’Cruz - 800-801 From ecological calculation to landscape politics: Reply to Elza D’Cruz
by Koenraad Danneels - 802-812 Urban agriculture and urban planning: a case of Bangalore between the 1950s and the 1970s
by Elza D’Cruz - 813-814 The urban food question in a (neo)colonial perspective: Response to Elza D’Cruz (2024), ‘Urban agriculture and urban planning: a case of Bangalore between the 1950s and the 1970s’
by Koenraad Danneels - 815-816 The state, colonial legacies of planning and land for food growing in the contemporary city: Reply to Koenraad Danneels
by Elza D’Cruz - 817-832 ‘The birds of the Bay’#: Avian landscapes of Morecambe Bay
by Catherine Oliver - 833-834 Decentring landscape perceptions: Response to Catherine Oliver (2024), ‘The birds of the Bay’: Avian landscapes of Morecambe Bay
by M. Joaquin Lopez-Huertas - 835-848 ‘We don’t believe they are dead, they are just resting’: Indigenous Knowledges as epistemological reclamation in planning
by M. Joaquin Lopez-Huertas - 849-850 Indigenous People(s), Knowledges, and the future of landscape research: Response to M. Joaquin Lopez-Huertas (2024), ‘We don’t believe they are dead, they are just resting’: Indigenous Knowledges as epistemological reclamation in planning
by Catherine Oliver - 851-851 [Re]framing planning with Indigenous Peoples: Reply to Catherine Oliver
by M. Joaquín Lopez-Huertas - 852-866 A front lawn fit to fight in: Contextualising Mary Rosse’s defence works at Birr Castle, Ireland (1846–48)
by Nathan Atherton - 867-868 Ambiguous fortifications in the garden: Response to Nathan Atherton (2024), A front lawn fit to fight in: contextualising Mary Rosse’s defence works at Birr Castle, Ireland (1846–48)
by Luke Harris - 869-870 Audiences and influences of Birr Castle’s defences: Reply to Luke Harris
by Nathan Atherton - 871-885 Against wastelanding: distributed design at the pace of soil in the Conca de Barberà
by Luke Harris - 886-886 Romanticisation, and the future of Senan and beyond: Response to Luke Harris (2024), Against wastelanding: distributed design at the pace of soil in the Conca de Barberà
by Nathan Atherton - 887-888 Romanticising regeneration: A reply to Nathan Atherton
by Luke Harris - 889-904 ‘This is not nature restoration, this is a technical installation’: nature values of disrupted and restored wetlands
by Sanne Bech Holmgaard - 905-905 Reconstructing the wetland: Response to Sanne Bech Holmgaard (2025), ‘This is not nature restoration, this is a technical installation’: nature values of disrupted and restored wetlands
by Michael G. White - 906-907 Value conflicts and co-existence in ecosystem restoration: Reply to Michael G. White
by Sanne Bech Holmgaard - 908-923 Biodiversity and species richness in planned urban landscapes: a method for data extraction from development proposals in Sydney, Australia
by Michael G. White & Joshua Zeunert & M. Hank Haeusler - 924-925 Planning for biodiversity: Response to Michael G. White (2025), Biodiversity and species richness in planned urban landscapes: a method for data extraction from development proposals in Sydney, Australia
by Sanne Bech Holmgaard - 926-926 Layers of knowing: Reply to Sanne Bech Holmgaard
by Michael G. White
May 2025, Volume 50, Issue 4
- 565-579 A geospatial approach to landscape gaze using social media to evaluate how people value landscapes in an urban context
by Riley Bibaud & Eva McGrath & Zoe Sydenham & Richard Yarwood & Tom Mullier & Siân Rees - 580-597 Assessing visual quality of historical agricultural landscapes: a study of dovecotes in the Isfahan Plain
by Mehri Motaharirad & Atefeh Ansari - 598-621 Sacred groves and riparian conservation: nature-based solutions towards local climate adaptation in the Malabar Coast of India
by Anjana Bhagyanathan & Deepak Dhayanithy - 622-639 Visual investigations of urban design in historic cities: the case of Anandpur Sahib, Punjab, India
by Vikas Chand Sharma & Sandeep Dua - 640-660 Research on the spatial morphology of traditional settlements in Turpan Oasis – centred on the karez settlement
by Fuli Meng & Yanxia Zeng - 661-675 Landscape loss and restoration: the case of Lake Karla in Greece
by Evangelos Pavlis - 676-695 Transforming Svea: staging a return to a wilderness-like nature
by Thomas Juel Clemmensen - 696-712 Positioning Ecocities within the planetary system: ecological performance of China’s National New Areas
by Boqian Xu & Zhongjie Lin - 713-730 Elite poems and mass proverbs: exploring the historic landscape in Nanchang City, China
by Lin Wang & Shan Cui & Xue Wang - 731-745 Collaborative design of landscape and lighting to improve visitors’ satisfaction with nightscapes
by Jingwei Zhao & Shuhui Deng & Bingru Sha & Shiqi Wang
April 2025, Volume 50, Issue 3
- 409-425 Examining emotional responses and psychological restoration of four types of natural landscapes
by Ronghua Wang & Enming He & Xinkun Sun & Chuanwei Wan - 426-441 Heritage volunteerism, cultural journalism and participatory placemaking: insights from ‘European Heritage Times’ and Erzgebirge cultural landscape
by Gozde Yildiz - 442-455 300 years of changes and persistences in the historic wine – growing area of Svätý Jur (Slovakia)
by Natália Hurajtová & Juraj Lieskovský & Robert Pazúr - 456-471 Building the new landscape: Italian wineries from the nineteenth to the twenty-first century
by Manuel Vaquero Piñeiro & Luciano Maffi & Omar Mazzotti - 472-490 River channelization as a catalyst of rural degradation in rapidly urbanizing regions
by Gianni Talamini & Xuewen Lu & Linfeng Zhang & Maria Chiara Tosi - 491-504 Biosphere reserves as landscape laboratories for sustainability transitions
by Markus Leibenath & Nadja Diemunsch & Myriam Pregizer & Jannou Catrin Bergsträßer - 505-525 (Un)making a conservation landscape: repeat photography and environmental narrative in Mexico’s Sierra de San Pedro Mártir National Park
by Bryan B. Rasmussen - 526-542 Evaluating the capability of experiences in public open spaces
by Sho Shishido & Toru Terada & Saori Kashihara - 543-561 Exploring domestic garden identities: personal histories from older people in the Netherlands
by Rachel Lauwerijssen & Ian Mell & Adam Barker - 562-564 Idyll and Ideology: Hermann Mattern and the Landscape to Live In
by Majid Amani-Beni & Mohammad Reza Khalilnezhad
February 2025, Volume 50, Issue 2
- 269-273 ‘More-than’ approaches to landscapes of heritage in the Anthropocene
by Katherine Burlingame & Alexa Deanne Spiwak - 274-287 Thinking with soil in heritage matters
by Christina Fredengren - 288-301 Landscape archaeology in black and white
by Jonathan Last - 302-318 Unnaming the common: landscape encounters in the anthropocene
by Katy Overstreet & Tim Flohr Sørensen - 319-335 Irish peatscapes: from heritage to hybrid in the Capitalocene
by Claire Nolan & Benjamin Gearey & Rosie Everett - 336-350 Ruderality and refugia in the ruins: heritage, alienation, and post-industrial naturecultures in Northwest Wales
by Alexa D. Spiwak - 351-367 Traces of mobility in the landscape: creative possibilities of everyday heritage practice
by David C. Harvey - 368-385 ‘The melody that’s sweetly played in tune’#—the heritage ecologies of the Ardeer Peninsula, North Ayrshire, Scotland
by Alex Boyd & Lesley McFadyen - 386-402 Monitoring materialities: Anthropocene landscapes of environing technologies in the High North
by Sanne Bech Holmgaard & Katherine Burlingame - 403-405 Placing Property: A Legal Geography of Property Rights in Land
by Michael Jones - 405-408 Researching Otherwise: Pluriversal Methodologies for Landscape and Urban Studies
by Hannah Sender
January 2025, Volume 50, Issue 1
- 1-3 Landscape Research and artificial intelligence
by Hannes Palang - 4-22 Spatial patterns of historical and cultural blocks based on multisource data and protection and development strategies within the context of urban renewal: a case study of Xi’an, China
by Jing Fan & Nor Zarifah Maliki & Nor Arbina Zainal Abidin - 23-38 Unveiling water legacy: an interdisciplinary exploration for comprehending Siraf’s historical water landscape
by Marziyeh Tahmasbi & Mehdi Haghighat Bin & Steffen Nijhuis - 39-57 Estimating the predictability of physical activities in urban parks based on landscape morphology—empirical analysis based on 10 urban parks in Nanjing, China
by Jie Ma & Bing Qu - 58-73 Landscape architecture as democratic practice: learning from participatory methods and motivations in community-engaged design
by Nan Yang & Mallika Bose & Paula Horrigan - 74-88 New regions in a glass. Embedding landscape in the production of wine narratives
by Donatella Privitera & Teresa Graziano & Enrica Polizzi di Sorrentino - 89-109 Food for thought: unveiling urban transitions in a small US city through the lens of foodscape typologies
by Amy R. Richmond & Krystle Nicole Harrell & Jason R. Ridgeway & Alicia M. Ware - 110-128 Sonic Gathering Place: implementation of a biophilic soundscape design and its evaluation
by Jordan Lacey & A. L. Brown & Charles Anderson - 129-145 The role of historical cartography to evaluate the landscape evolution in the last two centuries: a case study in central Italy
by Federico Vessella - 146-167 Animal-Aided Design – planning for biodiversity in the built environment by embedding a species’ life-cycle into landscape architectural and urban design processes
by Wolfgang W. Weisser & Thomas E. Hauck - 168-188 Co-designing inclusive war memorials for metaphoric symbolism
by Blair Kuys & Lisa M. Given & Jo Kuys & Simon Jackson - 189-218 Seeing the unseen: adapting Landscape and Visual Impact Assessment (LVIA) to examine Neolithic stone circles in the English Lake District
by Adam Morgan Ibbotson - 219-234 Fragmentation of native forest surrounding protected areas in Brazil: the case of the Mata do Pau-Ferro State Park in Brejo Paraibano
by Jean Oliveira Campos & Eduardo Rodrigues Viana de Lima & Diógenes Félix da Silva Costa - 235-249 Beyond functionality: topographical complexity as a driver of aesthetic value in urban green infrastructure
by Johannes Gérson Janzen & Leonel Júnio dos Santos Flores & Luiz Eduardo Fernandes Moraes - 250-268 Examining rural landscape change in the context of agriculture digitalisation: a review
by Feiran Huang & Claudia Cassatella
November 2024, Volume 49, Issue 8
- 1019-1031 Narratives of Vietnamese landscapes: from post-colonial to post-socialist perspectives
by Thi Thu Thuy Nguyen & Giang Hoang - 1032-1042 Literary cityscape in the sociological topology before 1945 in Việt Nam
by Ngọc Kiên Phùng - 1043-1053 Vietnamese landscape from the French women’s perspective in Marguerite Duras’ novel
by Nguyen Thuy Linh - 1054-1065 Landscape discourse of the Northern villages in Contemporary Vietnamese films (in the case of ‘Bến không chồng’ of Luu Trong Ninh and ‘Cuộc đời của Yến’ of Dinh Tuan Vu)
by Thi Bich Nguyen