Call for Papers for a Special Issue of Landscape Research Journal

Providence Shoreline in North America

1 March 2024 by Emily Shakespeare Special Issue Title – Landscapes of the Terraqueous Planet Landscape Research, the internationally refereed journal of the Landscape Research Group , is calling for submissions for a special issue which encourages explorations of the concept of the terraqueous as a way of invigorating and engaging with the many dimensions of landscape. […]

Call for Papers for a Special Issue of Landscape Research Journal

Image of defaced statue of man sprayed with red paint saying reparations to illustrate contested landscapes call for papers

1 February 2024 by Emily Shakespeare Special Issue Title – A possibility for healing: contested memorial landscapes and the project of socio-cultural change Landscape Research, the internationally refereed journal of the Landscape Research Group ,is calling for submissions for a special issue addressing the contestation of memorials and memorial landscapes. This special issue will follow the recently […]

Opportunity to join LRG’s team of trustees

31 July 2023 by Emily Shakespeare The Landscape Research Group (LRG) is an international, independent and not-for-profit organisation that promotes landscape research for the public benefit. We exist to ensure that landscape research thrives and contributes fully to the attainment of justice and sustainability in the world. The Landscape Research Group is governed by a board of trustees and we […]

Maghreb Landscape Research Network Announces Conference

5 May 2023 by Emily Shakespeare LRG’s Maghreb Landscape Research Network aims to bring together landscape researchers and practitioners from countries across North Africa covering Tunisia, Morocco and Algeria.  Led by one of our Trustees, Marouen Hedhlie, the group’s purpose is to identify and raise awareness of local landscape issues in the region, and to […]

Join Our Team – CEO Vacancy

The Landscape Research Group is seeking to appoint a part-time Chief Executive to lead our small team of staff and oversee the charity’s operations.

LRG Research Fund 2023: Call for Applications

14th February 2023 The Landscape Research Group (LRG) is pleased to announce our 2023 Research Fund. The 50th Anniversary Research Fund was created in 2017, and continues to annually support a small number of high-quality projects which align strongly with LRG’s current strategic priorities, as outlined in our Research Strategy and specified below. We particularly welcome applications […]

Call for Applications: Editor-in-Chief, Landscape Research

5th August 2022 by Emily Shakespeare The peer-reviewed academic journal, Landscape Research, published by Taylor and Francis and owned by the Landscape Research Group, is inviting applications for a new Editor(s)-in-Chief. More details on the role and how to apply can be found here. Expressions of interest are welcome from individuals or small teams for a five-year appointment […]

Opportunity to join LRG’s team of trustees

25th July 2022 by Emily Shakespeare The Landscape Research Group (LRG) is an international, independent and not-for-profit organisation that promotes landscape research for the public benefit. We exist to ensure that landscape research thrives and contributes fully to the attainment of justice and sustainability in the world. The Landscape Research Group is governed by a board of trustees and we […]

Landscape Research Journal: Call for Commissioned Review on “Landscapes of Care”

1st June 2022 by Emily Shakespeare This call is now closed. You can find more information about Landscape Research Journal here. As part of our ongoing series of Commissioned Reviews, the Editorial Team at Landscape Research is now inviting applications for a grant of up to £2,000 to support the production of a peer-reviewed paper that responds to the theme […]

LRG’s statement on the Russian war in Ukraine

The staff, trustees, members and partners of the Landscape Research Group (LRG) are deeply saddened by the war in Ukraine. We condemn the breach of international law, the terrible loss of life for both Ukrainian and Russian people and the decimation of homes and places that were once much loved. We recognise, however, the power of research and […]