Landscape Research

2011 - 2026

Current editor(s): Dr Anna Jorgensen

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Volume 51, issue 5, 2026

Art and Artists in Landscape and Environmental Research Today (AALERT) for Decision Making pp. 995-1008

Eirini Saratsi and Timothy G. Acott

The covert and overt role of art in landscape partnership pp. 1009-1024

Simon Read

From ‘white man’s science’ to a ‘Brave Space’: an art of decolonising landscape from Environmental Science pp. 1025-1039

David Haley

What do indeterminacy and uncertainty mean in landscape research? Perspectives from natural sciences, social sciences, and arts pp. 1040-1058

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 and Sietske Veenman

Hideaway: human and botanical agency on the east coast of England pp. 1059-1079

Harriet Tarlo and Judith Tucker

Making Sense of Here: revealing multiple narratives of place through artistic process and integrating art and artists into transdisciplinary research pp. 1080-1096

Harriet Fraser and Rob Fraser

Transdisciplinary and arts-centred approaches to stewardship and sustainability of urban nature pp. 1097-1114

Lindsay K. Campbell, Chris Fremantle, David Maddox, Erika Svendsen, Sarah Hines, Mary Mattingly, Matthew López-Jensen, Nikki Lindt, Liza Paqueo and Michelle Johnson

Creative approaches to landscape research: Using multisensory and multispecies research perspectives with marginalised groups pp. 1115-1130

Candice Satchwell, Brett Mills, Claire Parkinson, Lara Herring and Hannah Parathian

Communities of hope: design-led innovation for landscape decision-making pp. 1131-1147

Lynn-Sayers McHattie, Brian Dixon and Zoë Prosser

Production and consumption in Bibliotherapy for the Anthropocene pp. 1148-1165

Bram Thomas Arnold

Creating change: exploring the merit, mechanism, and necessity of artistic research in addressing ecological crises pp. 1166-1177

Jake Eshelman

Wetland photography, encounters and values pp. 1178-1193

Timothy G. Acott

Book review forum landscape, law and justice – 20 years pp. 1194-1205

Michael Jones, Amanda Byer, Benedetta Castiglioni, Sonya Cotton, Luca Muscarà, Amy Strecker, Gunhild Setten, Don Mitchell, Amanda Byer, Benedetta Castiglioni, Sonya Cotton and Luca Muscarà

The Garden Retreat in Asia and Europe: Ways of Dwelling in a Torn World pp. 1206-1208

Shuang Wu and Shu Zeng

Volume 51, issue 4, 2026

Mnemonic landscapes and the potential for healing pp. 689-694

Matthew W. Rofe and Michael Ripmeester

Monuments and feminist activism: Queen Isabel la Católica and Virgen Barbie in La Paz pp. 695-713

Yeimy Walker, Jacky Bowring and Shannon Davis

Landscapes of exclusion: spatial heritage and belonging in postindependence Lima, 1845–1945 pp. 714-732

Javier Lizarzaburu-Montani

A bridge for Marielle Franco: place-naming, memory conflicts, and counter-performance in post-dictatorial Brasília pp. 733-745

Luis Eduardo Quintão Guerra

Aboriginal cultural uses of public signage: asserting sovereignty and inviting reconciliation through graphic displays pp. 746-765

Kim McCaul and Robert Harland

From Cadi to the Domain: unsettling memory in Sydney’s Royal Botanic Gardens pp. 766-784

Scott Webster

Rooted in empathy: landscape at the centre of German Holocaust memorials pp. 785-799

Robyn Reed

Revealing forgotten landscape identities: the healing waters of Essex and their spa landscapes pp. 800-813

Emma Cannell, Saruhan Mosler and Jill Raggett

Transforming heritage-scapes: politics, visions, and local communities in Kafir Kala, Uzbekistan pp. 814-830

Andrea Zinzani and Licia Proserpio

Lolland’s changing landscapes: insights from long-term interactions between people and the environment pp. 831-854

Gustav Wollentz, Roy van Beek, Cecilie Bønnelycke, Sigrid Alræk Dugstad, Morten Fischer Mortensen, Satu Koivisto, Bjørnar T. Måge, Welmoed A. Out and Daniel Groß

Enhancing basin-scale Visual Landscape Quality assessment using geospatial information systems for land management pp. 855-876

Gulnihal Kurt Kayali, Suha Berberoglu and Muge Kulahlioglu

Indigenous history representation in the 21 California mission museums pp. 877-894

Daniel Kletzing

Mapping landscape characters through spatial data and multivariate analysis: the case of the Coal River Watershed in West Virginia, USA pp. 895-916

Vincenzo Cribari, Stefania Staniscia and Mohammad Nahyan

Traditional ecological knowledge of stone use in the Dong Van Karst Plateau, Vietnam pp. 917-934

Duc Long Pham, Xin Cao, Abdullahi Isa Adamu and Ge Xingyan

Visualising transformation in rural housing landscapes: spatial characteristics and drivers of de-localization in China pp. 935-953

Yaofu Huang, Weihuan Deng, Weipan Xu, Zheng Li, Luan Chen and Xun Li

Digital exploration of heritage conservation for old and notable trees in Chinese classical gardens pp. 954-972

Zhanyuan Zhu, Jiao Xu, Li Guo, Jing Li, Xueqian Gong and Yuanxiang Huang

A case study of community-led edible landscape revitalization in post-industrial Shenyang, China pp. 973-993

Hang Yu, Mohd Yazid Mohd Yunos, Mohd Nazri Saidon and Mohd Amirul Hussain

Volume 51, issue 3, 2026

Borderscapes: past and future pp. 467-470

Ewa Skowronek, Theano S. Terkenli and Hannes Palang

Thirty sessions of the PECSRL in rapidly evolving European landscapes and research pp. 471-492

Marc Antrop

Landscapes move – and challenge borders pp. 493-511

Jan Kolen

A geopolitical and social shift in Arcadia. The German occupation of the Netherlands and its impact on Dutch country houses and estates, 1940–1945 pp. 512-531

Elyze Storms-Smeets

Does the national border affect the transformation of the post-industrial landscape? pp. 532-550

Katarzyna Pukowiec-Kurda

From circular to linear flows? Structural and functional transformations in the Dutch esdorp landscape pp. 551-568

Floor van Gils, Elyze Storms-Smeets and Sven Stremke

Mapping the intangible: geopolitical border dynamics in rural landscapes pp. 569-591

Raili Nugin

Sense of place and identity in peri-urban landscapes: a multimethod exploration pp. 592-610

Vita Žlender and Rok Brišnik

Borderscapes as an approach for understanding green belts in an ever-growing metropolitan. The case of Cairo, Egypt pp. 611-632

Merham Keleg

From separation to integration: plural perspectives to study nature-culture relations in two Dutch nature reserves pp. 633-652

Michiel Purmer and Arjan Conijn

Landscape, power, and speculative urbanism in Songdo, South Korea pp. 653-667

Junewoo Kim and Young-Jin Ahn

Spatial opportunities at the rural-urban fringe: balancing urban growth, food production and ecology pp. 668-682

Marcus Robinson, Jacky Bowring, Shannon Davis and Sarah Edwards

Palace Gardens in Lower Mesopotamia: 8th to 11th Centuries pp. 683-685

Majid Amani-Beni and Mohammad Reza Khalilnezhad

Dalla Parte del Fuoco. Riti, Visioni, Pratiche di Coltivazione nel Paesaggio/On the Side of Fire. Rites, Visions, Cultivation Practices in the Landscape pp. 686-688

Rémy Bercovitz

Volume 51, issue 2, 2026

Applying universal design to playgrounds: expert perspectives pp. 225-239

Ines Wenger, Christina Schulze, Helen Lynch and Maria Prellwitz

Fragmentation of privately owned forest: Land access and poverty impact in the Citanduy Watershed, Indonesia pp. 240-257

Eva Fauziyah, Sanudin, Ary Widiyanto and Firdaus Marbun

Rebranding zoos: defining the role of zoos using landscape performance pp. 258-276

Yi Luo and Alexander Green

Soundscape Characterisation Tool (SCT): semantic assessment of sound quality in landscape projects pp. 277-294

Per Hedfors, Rikke Thiirmann Thomsen and Usue Ruiz Arana

The importance of linking up natural and cultural heritage for sustainability: local perceived benefits and costs of post-UNESCO conservation in Mount Fanjing pp. 295-315

Qi Mu, Weilu Lv, Ning Wang and Yi Liu

Visibility of Zijin Mountain to evaluate the integrity of the urban character pp. 316-334

Xuefeng Bai, Lin Dong, Xinyu Jiao, Takeru Sakai and Hao Xu

Uncovering foodscape spatial characteristics in Northern Song Dongjing using large language models pp. 335-353

Yan Huang and Xuanfang Wang

Aesthetic characteristics of aeolian landforms pp. 354-375

Rongliang Liu, Zhibao Dong, Jiqiao Shi and Wang Junguang

Land sparing and land sharing in spatial planning: bridging historical ideals and contemporary applications pp. 376-388

Trond Simensen

An ecocultural reading of the desert in the poetry of Muḥammad al-Thubaytī, a Modern Saudi poet pp. 389-402

Mujahid Ahmed Muhammed Alwaqaa

The typological characteristics and morphological differentiation of polder landscapes in the Yangtze River Delta Riverside Area pp. 403-420

Ziqi Cui, Wenzheng Zhang, Di Wu, Can Yi, Lvyuan Jia and Wei Guo

A thematic biography approach to characterising the cultural landscape of the Little Western Hills in Beijing pp. 421-440

Zheng Li, Yeng Xuan Tan, Chuqi Zhang and Sreyneang Chheng

Capturing rural gentrification pp. 441-450

Hanna Elisabet Åberg

Reading the landscape: a reconstruction of the axioms of landscape hypostasis pp. 451-466

Evangelos S. Pavlis

Volume 51, issue 1, 2026

Fifty years of Landscape Research pp. 1-4

Hannes Palang

Biodiversity vs. geodiversity in landscape appreciation: what do Portuguese and Spanish pre-service teachers value? pp. 5-24

António Almeida, Irene Prieto and Beatriz García Fernández

Cultural transfer through linguistic space: a case study of Hai Thuong Lan Ong Street pp. 25-41

Ly Thi Phuong Tran, Nhu Vo Tam Nguyen, Khang Binh Bui and Tham Nguyen Hong Dang

Socio-spatial transformations by large-scale mining operations in the Central Andes: Espinar, Peru pp. 42-65

Liz Grados-Lazaro, Fiorella Caso-Mauricio, Evelin Arotaype-Quispe and Cristian Yarasca-Aybar

Thirty-three years of land cover change analysis on Idjwi Island (DRC) using remote sensing and landscape metrics pp. 66-82

Yannick Useni Sikuzani, Ildephonse Kipili Mwenya, Médard Mpanda Mukenza, Dieu-donné N’Tambwe Nghonda, Nadège Cizungu Cirezi, François Malaisse and Jan Bogaert

Using virtual reality to examine perceptions of coherence, complexity, and time with vegetation layout pp. 83-101

Madelaine Kinnebrew Crocker, Jessica Fernandez, David Spooner, Ruiqi Yang, Ryan Fernandez and Pai Liu

Assembling, governing, enmeshing (AGE): a land(scape)-oriented methodology for mass housing estates pp. 102-116

Robin V. Hueppe

CPTED, satisfaction and loyalty in urban wetland parks: how gender matters pp. 117-133

Fei Hou, Massoomeh Hedayati Marzbali and Aldrin Abdullah

Gentrification without displacement? A case study of heritage-led development in post-socialist China pp. 134-148

Shu-Wei Tsai

Enclosing urban green spaces. The fences of Finsbury Park pp. 149-167

Andrew Smith, Didem Ertem and Goran Vodicka

Mapping multiple stakeholder-perceived cultural ecosystem services in coastal landscapes along the Maritime Silk Road pp. 168-188

Weiwen You, Haiyun Xu, Mujie Ren, Jiaxuan Duan, Rouran Zhang and Thanasis Kizos

Triple representations of Tai (臺) in the history of Chinese gardens: theocracy, naturalism, and monumentality pp. 189-203

Rong Lu, Chunfang Pei and Liming Zhou

Scenario techniques for cultural landscapes: a systematic review and framework pp. 204-222

Yan Tang, Jing Xie, Shixian Luo and Katsunori Furuya

Ecologies of Inception: Design potentials on a warming planet pp. 223-224

Ed Wall