Links

General Links

• Academic Jobs EU
  http://www.academicjobseu.com/
  Academic Jobs EU provides a list of academic vacancies at a range of universities and organisations in the EU.
• Artists in Nature
  http://www.artinnature.org/
  Artists in Nature is based upon the belief that art in nature implies respecting nature, not using or abusing it for the sake of art. The organisation further believes that this respect implies a specific creation for each site. Artists in Nature feels that this approach might be one way to involve a very large part of the population that has not so far been interested in the "object oriented" traditional presentation of art in museums, galleries, and public spaces.
• Cemagref
  http://www.cemagref.fr/actualites
  Cemagref is the French government organisation researching into landscape issues
• Common Ground
  http://www.commonground.org.uk/
  Common Ground is a charity that champions popular democratic involvement by inspiring celebration as a starting point for action to improve the quality of everyday places.
• Council of Europe for the European Landscape Convention
  http://www.coe.int/t/dg4/cultureheritage/heritage/landscape/
  The main Council of Europe website for the European Landscape Convention
• Landscape Institute
  http://www.landscapeinstitute.org
  This is an educational charity and chartered body responsible for protecting, conserving and enhancing the natural and built environment for the benefit of the public. It champions well-designed and well-managed urban and rural landscape. The Institute’s accreditation and professional procedures ensure that the designers, managers and scientists who make up the landscape architecture profession work to the highest standards. Its advocacy and education programmes promote the landscape architecture profession as one which focuses on design, environment and community in order to inspire great places where people want to live, work and visit.
• Learning Through Landscapes
  http://www.ltl.org.uk/
  Learning Through Landscapes is a UK charity which advises governments, engages the private sector and enables schools and early years settings to make the most of outside spaces for children’s education and wellbeing
• Med-INA
  http://med-ina.org/
  Med-INA is an organisation in Greece that sits in support of MedWet
• Medwet
  http://www.medwet.org/
  The Mediterranean Wetlands Initiative, created in Grado, Italy, in June 1991, was initially launched in response to an international conference on Mediterranean Wetland’s declaration “...to stop and reverse the loss and degradation of Mediterranean Wetlands”.
• Postgraduate Studentships
  http://www.postgraduatestudentships.co.uk/
  Postgraduate Studentships is a website that brings together funding opportunities for all kinds of postgraduate students. It incorporates information from both postgraduates seeking funding and university departments with funding to publicise.
• The International Federation of Landscape Architects
  http://www.iflaonline.org/
  The International Federation of Landscape Architects is the body representing Landscape Architects worldwide. Its purpose is to coordinate the activities of member associations when dealing with global issues, and to ensure that the profession of landscape architecture continues to prosper as it continues to effect the design and management of our environment.
• The Landscape and Arts Network
  http://www.landartnet.org
  The Landscape and Arts Network was launched in 1993 by artist Francis Carr with the aim of bringing together landscape architects, engineers, architects, artists, educationalists and ecologists: in effect, all those individuals, professional or otherwise, who feel passionate about improving and sustaining the quality of our urban and natural environment.
• The Rural Sociological Association
  http://ruralsociology.org/
  The Rural Sociological Association focuses upon the development and dissemination of sociological knowledge concerned with rural life, communities and environment.
• UNESCO
  http://whc.unesco.org/en/35
  This link takes readers directly to UNESCO’s WebPages concerned with the World Heritage Convention.
• Uniscape
  http://www.uniscape.eu/
  Uniscape is the organisation for universities supporting the ELC.

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